This week Kat speaks with Lucy Butt and Hollin Preston, co-founders and trustees of Bramber Bakehouse, about their work to support female survivors of trafficking through focusing on employability skills and baking. Their programme has been really successful, and they share their reflections and learning about their journey.

-           For more information about Bramber Bakehouse - https://bramberbakehouse.co.uk/

-           For more information, you can contact them through email - [email protected]

Actions Podcast is presented and produced by Kathryn Baldacchino

Music used is ‘Inspiration’ by Raphael Krux, sourced from www.freePD.com

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This week Kat speaks with Markella Papadouli, from the AIRE Centre about European Litigation and their Early Legal Intervention work. We discuss the use of the European Court of Human Rights and the importance of legal advice for survivors of trafficking, as early as possible. 

Markella is a UK Solicitor, a Greek lawyer and the AIRE Centre’s Europe Litigation Coordinator. Markella is also a Lecturer at London South Bank University.

•  For more information about the AIRE centre - https://www.airecentre.org/
• You can email [email protected] or contact their advice line between 10.30-18.00 on 02078314276
• For more information about their work to respond to human trafficking and on the Early Legal Intervention project https://www.airecentre.org/human-trafficking
• For more information, you can contact Markella – [email protected]  

Actions Podcast is presented and produced by Kathryn Baldacchino

Music used is ‘Inspiration’ by Raphael Krux, sourced from www.freePD.com

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This week Kat speaks with Sian Lea, Managing Director of Shiva Foundation about the work they do to address modern slavery in the hotel industry’s supply chains. Specifically, we speak about their Stop Slavery Blueprint, which is an accessible toolkit that hoteliers can use to guide them through this process. We discuss ways to manage supply chains and the impact of the Modern Slavery Act Transparency in Supply Chains requirement.

-           For more information on the Stop Slavery Blueprint - https://www.shivafoundation.org.uk/our-work/stop-slavery-blueprint/

-           To read more about Shiva Foundation - https://www.shivafoundation.org.uk/

-           To contact Sian you can email her - [email protected]  

Sian also talks about the Walk Free report ‘Beyond Compliance in the Hotel Sector’ which can be found here - https://www.walkfree.org/news/2019/hotel-sector-failing-to-protect-workers-ahead-of-australian-msa-anniversary/

Actions Podcast is presented and produced by Kathryn Baldacchino

Music used is ‘Inspiration’ by Raphael Krux, sourced from www.freePD.com

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This week Kat speaks with Olivia Nightingale from Hope for Justice about their model of Independent Modern Slavery Advocates (IMSA), how this role developed and some of their learnings so far.

For more information about Hope for Justice - https://hopeforjustice.org/aboutus

The email address for advice on survivor care is - [email protected]

Olivia is also currently working on the development and wider roll out of the model and if you would like to hear more about this or have any questions about the model more specifically, Olivia can be contacted directly at [email protected]

At the end of the podcast, Olivia mentions a report, which refers to an independent evaluation of the IMSA model recently carried out by a researcher from the University of Liverpool that will be made available over the coming months. Again, if you are interested in hearing more or would like to receive a copy of this report when it becomes available, please contact Olivia by email.

Actions Podcast is presented and produced by Kathryn Baldacchino

Music used is ‘Inspiration’ by Raphael Krux, sourced from www.freePD.com

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This week Kat speaks with Amber Cagney, from the West-Midlands Anti-Slavery Network.

We discuss the Safe Place initiative, which is an early support programme for people in the initial stages of leaving exploitation. The project is already seeing some important evidence for the need for this type of support and the way this intervention should be delivered.

~ To read more about the Partnership - https://www.westmidlandsantislavery.org/

~ To contact Amber directly, her email address is - [email protected]

In this episode Amber references the report Pre-NRM Accommodation Experiences of Survivors of Modern Slavery, written  through collaboration between the Network and Survivor Alliance which can be found here: https://www.antislaverycommissioner.co.uk/media/1334/pre-nrm-accommodation-experiences-of-survivors-of-modern-slavery.pdf

She also references the Human Trafficking Foundation Survivor Care Standards and the Places of Safety/Principles that underpin early support provision for survivors of trafficking. Both of these documents can be found on the Human Trafficking Foundations Website here: https://www.humantraffickingfoundation.org/policy

Actions Podcast is presented and produced by Kathryn Baldacchino

Music used is ‘Inspiration’ by Raphael Krux, sourced from www.freePD.com

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This week Kat speaks with Jean-Pierre Gauci, from the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) about the Determinants of Anti-Trafficking Efforts project. We discuss the project’s preliminary findings on what factors influence the development of anti-trafficking policy in different contexts around the world.

~ For more information on the project - https://www.biicl.org/projects/determinants-of-anti-trafficking-efforts

~ To read more about BIICL - https://www.biicl.org/

~ And to find out more about Jean-Pierre - https://www.biicl.org/people/jean-pierre-gauci

The survey referenced in this podcast will be released in the second half of 2020, and you can be included in the circulation list by contacting Jean-Pierre

Actions Podcast is presented and produced by Kathryn Baldacchino

Music used is ‘Inspiration’ by Raphael Krux, sourced from www.freePD.com

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