I've just finished reading this wonderful book, Emma Christopher is a historian that takes you places you've never dreamed possible - insights, hidden histories, and adventure!
It's only taken 5000 years, but now slavery survivors are working together and LEADING the anti-slavery movement, just where they should have been all along! I'll be there.
Everyday products are tainted by slavery. Potentially the phone you’re reading this on. Or the clothes on your back.
Consumers must continue to demand change.
Businesses around the world are listening, & starting to act.
Be vigilant, ask the question & hold brands to account
Last night about 1000 people were electrified by Minh Dang's powerful short talk in the Albert Hall Notts. The BBC were so blown away they produced this report: https://t.co/LkBz4og77i Survivor Scholars Rock!
The future of antislavery leadership starts today! https://t.co/B1KLSE4LH4. We’re excited to partner on the new #SurvivorAlliance, a global network of survivor leaders that focuses on leadership development & capacity building - ensuring survivor voices are central to antislavery
Even so-called “codes of conduct,” those legalese-adjacent blocks of text that tout a company’s dedication to ethical labor practices, are rarely the talisman against supply-chain impropriety that brands make them out to be: On #livingwage#bizhumanrights https://t.co/m2MhbjMa8H
Thank you so much to everyone who shared their stories and came to @Drenched: A Series of Conversations Around Equity last night. It was so moving to hear about everyone's different experiences during Harvey, and to think about ways we can all continue to support each other.