We would like to invite you to join the anti-slavery movement. We hope that through this self-study pack you will gain a greater understanding of the challenges but also feel inspired to create positive change.
Modern slavery is closer than you think. This self-study pack has been developed by Dr Bela Arora in collaboration with The Anti Slavery Collective, which is a charity co-founded by HRH Princess Eugenie and Julia de Boinville. Modern slavery is a severe form of exploitation where one person takes advantage of the vulnerability another person. It can happen to anybody at any time. Sadly, we do not need to travel far from our own homes to find our lives intersecting with those who may be victims or survivors of modern slavery. It is an area of criminality that is taking place in plain sight. Through this Rise Self-Study Pack we hope to raise awareness about the scale and scope of modern slavery but we will also share some examples of the inspirational work that is taking place across the globe to fight modern slavery and exploitation in all of its forms. We hope to inspire you to join us and become part of the anti-slavery movement.
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Author Info
Dr Bela Arora is a Reader in International Business in the Department of Economics, Policy and International Business at Manchester Metropolitan University. She holds a PhD in nuclear arms control and has worked across academic departments specialising in International Politics and International Business. She works closely with policy networks on subjects ranging from anti-slavery through to sustainable development.
Meet the Rise self-study pack authors
(L-R) Dr Bela Arora (Reader in International Business), HRH Princess Eugenie of York (Co-Founder, The Anti-Slavery Collective), Julia de Boinville (Co-Founder, The Anti-Slavery Collective)
Modern slavery is closer than you think. This self-study pack has been developed in collaboration with The Anti Slavery Collective, which is a charity co-founded by HRH Princess Eugenie and Julia de Boinville.
Image of a person holding a sign whilst standing on the pavement next to a road, the sign says: 'Slavery still exists'
