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 Sangraal33 rated 12 months ago - Join the movement
HOW TO JOIN THE MOVEMENT:
EQUIP YOURSELF:
You need to become aware of how the modern slave trade works. Hold a study group to read and discuss our handbook, Not for Sale: The Return of the Global Slave Trade and How We Can Fight It; watch the movie Amazing Grace; watch Not F...
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- Sangraal33 rated 12 months ago
- Join the movement
HOW TO JOIN THE MOVEMENT:
EQUIP YOURSELF:
You need to become aware of how the modern slave trade works. Hold a study group to read and discuss our handbook, Not for Sale: The Return of the Global Slave Trade and How We Can Fight It; watch the movie Amazing Grace; watch Not For Sale: The documentary; review the student toolkit made by some students. We need to enact strategies to undercut both the supply and demand for slaves.
CONTRIBUTE TO PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT MODERN-DAY SLAVERY AND THE FIGHT AGAINST IT:
Publicly promote the campaign to end slavery and engage others in your community to discuss the issue. Interesting debates and conversations are sure to ensue. Place the Not for Sale logo in your Website, brochures or places were people ask you about it. Approach your friend, teacher, boss or pastor about joining the Not for Sale movement.
STAND WITH EMANCIPATED SLAVES:
Once slaves are emancipated, the important work of restoring their broken lives begins. Volunteer at an existing abolitionist organization in your area. We have also established a Freedom Store that sells goods - jewelry, soccer balls, handbags, apparel, et al. - that have been made by former slaves (https://secure.notforsalecampaign.org/).
JOIN THE NOT FOR SALE NETWORK:
Connect with others who are standing up against slavery. Start discussions, post upcoming events, pictures and video. Sign up at (http://notforsalecampaign.ning.com). The Campaign is planning a series of regional and national events that will link Abolitionists. In addition, the Campaign Website will feature the most creative and useful abolitionist practices that people and organizations are doing.
- RissaLou rated 17 months ago
- I haven't looked through it enough to write a review, but it is about abolishing slavery in the world. Right on.
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