About Us
The Freedom from Slavery Forum is a gathering to coordinate global strategy and collective action against modern slavery. The forum cultivates collaboration, fosters innovation, and centers those with lived experience to strengthen the movement.
The Forum is a vital platform for multi-sectoral collaboration, ensuring that resources are leveraged effectively for greater impact.
Why Is The Forum Needed?
Gap in Collaboration
Despite numerous initiatives, the absence of a cohesive strategy often leads to fragmented and competing actions.
Resource Optimization
Survivor Inclusion
The Forum’s inclusivity ensures that the full spectrum of expertise and experience is available to develop into for a well-rounded strategy against modern slavery.
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Who Attends The Forum?
Civil Society Organizations
To share and absorb best practices and new methodologies.
Survivors of Modern Slavery
Policy Makers
Researchers
Academics
Corporate Stakeholders
Government Representatives
Free the Slaves serves as the Secretariat of the Freedom from Slavery Forum, producing the events in collaboration with funders and Forum planning committees. Through its leadership, FTS fosters inclusive, cross-sector dialogue that unites global and regional stakeholders.
The Freedom from Slavery Forum serves a pivotal role in strengthening and unifying the anti-modern slavery movement. Through the Forum, diverse strategies from various stakeholders are disseminated across the movement resulting in a more unified approach. This streamlined methodology ensures that efforts are both organized and effective. Moreover, by centering survivors, the Forum ensures that their experiences shape the actions of all stakeholders. As a cohesive force in the landscape of anti-modern slavery initiatives, the Forum’s role is indispensable in bolstering the collective drive to end modern slavery.
