Human Trafficking conference

Posted 8 October 2008

Working in partnership with Comic Relief and Joseph Rowntree Foundation, CPF held a discussion event on 29 September, which brought together independent funders with NGOs in the field to explore how to move forward policy and practice in addressing human trafficking in the UK. Speakers included Christine Beddoe from ECPAT UK, Klara Skrivankova from Anti-Slavery International, Denise Marshall of Eaves/POPPY Project, and Michael Korzinski from the Helen Bamber Foundation. A report of the day, including planned next steps, is available to download here
Human Trafficking: How can independent funders help to move forward policy and practice in the UK?

The event was organised by CPF as part of its Tackling Modern Day Slavery initiative. An interim report of that initiative was launched on the day.

The interim report on the special initiative is available to download here Tackling Modern Day Slavery - An interim Report on the Special Initiative.pdf

More information on the special initiative is available here
Tackling Modern Day Slavery.pdf

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