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Modern Day Slavery


Across the world, millions of young people do hazardous work in harmful conditions, putting their health, education, and lives at risk. The new movie Amazing Grace and the project The Amazing Change are shedding light on the world of slavery, both past and present.

A day in the life
How does your daily routine
compair with a modern day slave?  Find out.

What can you do to end slavery?
Here are 5 simple steps you can take to make slavery history.

Join the Group!
Become a friend of the Amazing Grace movie group

Common slavery terms
Slavery comes in many forms and can get quite confusing. Hopfully this will help clear things up.

 

Find Out More

Did you know?
-8.4 million youth are in slavery, trafficking, debt bondage and other forms of forced labour.

Amazing Change is working to raise a new generation of youth who care about suffering in the world and become abolitionists. Find out how you can contribute to the effort to end the sufferning.

For Youth Groups
You can bring "Amazing Grace" into your youth group by downloading the "Amazing Grace Faith Guide" (for leaders) and the "Amazing Grace Study Guide" for use with 9th - 12th graders.

Other Good Sites
The Amazing Change
Anti-slavery.org
The End Child Exploitation Campaign
Protection Project
Child Wise

Recent Articles

Amazing Grace: A second look
It weaves a beautiful historical tale of faith, politics and perseverance with a dash of romance thrown in for good measure.
What is slavery?
Slavery today takes many forms - but all are characterized by exploitation of people who are forced to work for little or no money, in very bad conditions and without any way of escape.
Make slavery history
Learn more about the five things you and your friends can do to help put an end to slavery in today's world.
New fight, old foe
Zach Hunter was only 12 years old when he became an abolitionist. During Black History Month three years ago, as he read about Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass, he thought he, too, would have fought against slavery.