Unchosen call for ROADSHOW PARTNERS
In February 2013, Unchosen launched the first Human Trafficking Short film competition, inviting amateur and professional filmmakers to make a short film based on one of 8 real life case studies.
See the FILM COMPETITION page for further information.
The winning films will be taken on a roadshow tour from October 2013 until June 2014 to raise awareness around the UK and Ireland. Unchosen is calling for partners from local councils, NGOs, frontline agencies, schools, universities, film festivals, volunteer or faith groups across the country to co-host an event in this roadshow.
It is an opportunity for us to spark debate, engage key frontline agencies and the wider community in tackling human trafficking.
How will the roadshow work?
We will be holding a series of 15 roadshow events across the UK and Ireland working in close partnership with local agencies. The partner organisations can choose what films on which topic they would like to screen in response to the need of their local area. In line with our expertise, we recommend that all film screenings are followed by a Q&A with local anti-trafficking professionals and further supported by information from exhibitors and our ‘How to Respond’ packs.
See our briefing document for further information on how to get involved.
So far this year:
UNCHOSEN AT BELFAST FILM FESTIVAL
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Venue: The Micro Cinema, Belfast Film Festival, 23 Donegall street,
Belfast, BT9 6GD
MY DREAM / MY REALITY and ECHOES
Saturday 13th April 7pm
I AM SLAVE
Sunday 14th April 3pm
Admission charge £3 (all monies to be refunded to a local anti-trafficking safe house)
Booking advisable
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THE SALVATION ARMY ANTI HUMAN TRAFFICKING CONFERENCE
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Wednesday 24th April 2013
Venue: New Academic Building, London School of Economics,
54 Lincolns Inn Fields, WC2A 3LJ
This one-day national event brought together over 200 stakeholders to learn more about local and national priorities for supporting victims of human trafficking and see how multi-agency working is at the heart of the UK's strategy to tackle trafficking. The conference will help shape the future of anti-human trafficking support in the UK and will provide a timely and essential forum to help move this important work forward. More info… |
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