Modern Slavery and Social Sustainability RG

MSSS Research Group at Cardiff University. A high profile, cutting edge, proactive research collaboration on modern slavery and social sustainability.

[Modern Slavery and Social Sustainability RG @MSSS_Cardiff]

Professor Rachel Ashworth begins today’s Modern Slavery Conference 2023;

“We need to make sure all our efforts in this school make a difference to those being trafficked and enslaved, whether that’s here in Wales or worldwide”.

Every single day should be Anti-Slavery Day.

[Modern Slavery and Social Sustainability RG @MSSS_Cardiff]

To mark this years Anti-Slavery Day on 18 October, @cardiffbusiness, alongside @WelshGovernment, the police, and third sector organisations, are organising the Anti-Slavery Wales 2023 conference. Looking forward to see you there! https://t.co/Iqm9psopx3

[Modern Slavery and Social Sustainability RG @MSSS_Cardiff]

SCSS second cohort 👏 I was lucky to have these beautiful minds and souls in my second cohort of SCSS. Very engaging high thinking students who made me have all my classes with absolute joy. Wish all of you luck in your next steps. I am very proud of you😍

[Modern Slavery and Social Sustainability RG @MSSS_Cardiff]

SCSS is hosting the third guest lecture on the 6th of March. This time we are visited by Lauren Saunders from the NGO @UnseenUK

[Modern Slavery and Social Sustainability RG @MSSS_Cardiff]

"The bottom of the supply chain, where almost all the world's cobalt is coming from, is a horror show." https://t.co/WoGdbchFxM

[Modern Slavery and Social Sustainability RG @MSSS_Cardiff]

Today, we have our first F2F engagement session in SCSS.
This is the first time the module is launched in Cardiff Business School.
We will make our SCSS community over years.
Here are my amazing students at the first cohort.
We will make more socially sustainable supply chain

[Cardiff Business School @cardiffbusiness]

Tackling social sustainability in supply chains is the current focus of @MaryamLotfi4.

She is working with NGOs, governments and industries to tackle gender inequality in an industry that is currently seeing limited improvement.

#IWD2022

[Rachel Ashworth @rachcardiff]

IWD2022 and while progress is being made, the pace of change is painfully slow. In this blog a range of women from @cardiffbusiness talk about the excellent work they are doing to advance gender equality in Wales, UK and the world