Modern slavery and counter-trafficking: forced labour, servitude, migration and myths.

From 84 C$ /h

Modern slavery, or trafficking in human beings, encompasses forced labour, debt bondage, forced criminality, forced marriage, sexual exploitation, servitude, organ harvesting and more - affecting an estimated 50 million worldwide. It thrives in industries such as agriculture, construction, mining, manufacturing, domestic work, sports, fashion, online calls, local gangs, and is often hidden within global supply chains.
Vulnerable populations - migrants, women and girls, children, and those in extreme poverty - are disproportionately targeted. Perpetrators exploit coercion, deception, and control over identity documents, wages, or movement.
This introductory course outlines the current trends, legislation and frameworks to fight trafficking and untangles the myths of trafficking to help you understand the phenomena.
The tutor has 20+ years experience across policy, policing, justice and academic sectors. Honours in Public Policy and Management and Masters in Social Sciences and Business.

Location

Online from Switzerland

About Me

I teach and mentor with an energy and dedication that is infectious. Knowledge is key and the power that assists us to navigate life and our careers, as well as social debates!

Education

Università Bocconi online. Corporate Sustainability
IE Business School Madrid, Spain. Owner’s Scale-up & Financial Decision Making
London College of Fashion, UA, London, UK. Fashion and Sustainability, CSF x Kering
RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia. Masters of Social Science + MBA program Distinction
ACCSR Australia (now Deloitte). Corporate Social Responsibility
University of Melbourne, Australia. Bachelor of Public Policy and Management Honours H2

Experience / Qualifications

25+ years in academia, consulting, mentoring, teaching, writing and entrepreneurship.

Age

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

English

French

Spanish

Skills

Humanities

Law

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -04:00)

New York

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(Également pour les débutants absolus, francophones.)
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