Have you read Australia’s National Action Plan (NAP) to Combat Modern Slavery 2020 – 2025?
The NAP is the government’s roadmap for action and engagement with survivors, civil society and business. It is also backed by an allocation of $4.4 million of grant funding for projects that align with its 5 national strategic priorities:
prevent
disrupt, investigate and prosecute
support and protect
partner
research
Join us for this webinar where Hayley Boxall from the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) will provide:
an in-depth review of the (NAP) strategic priorities
an explanation of the monitoring and evaluation framework that underpins the NAP
information about the AIC’s extensive body of research on human trafficking and modern slavery
Please join us for a panel discussion that will include:
ACU welcomes the opportunity to co-sponsor this webinar series with the Anti-Slavery Taskforce, Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney to critically reflect on the challenges and opportunities confronting Australia and the world in addressing modern slavery.
As Australia moves forward with its own National Action Plan (NAP) to Combat Modern Slavery 2020-2025 and a forthcoming International Strategy what can be learned from previous initiatives to help inform next steps? Please join us for our panel discussion.
As a Catholic University, ACU is committed to the pursuit of knowledge and academic excellence that is also guided and informed by Catholic Social Teaching. ACU recognises the dignity of each person and looks for ways to work for the common good. ACU is an active participant in the Australian Catholic Anti-slavery Network (ACAN) and has included addressing modern slavery in its Strategic Plan 2020-2023: Impact through empathy.
Have you read Australia’s National Action Plan (NAP) to Combat Modern Slavery 2020 – 2025? The NAP is the government’s roadmap for action and engagement with survivors, civil society and business. It is also backed by an allocation of $4.4 million of grant funding for projects that align with its 5 national strategic priorities:
prevent
disrupt, investigate and prosecute
support and protect
partner
research
Join us for this webinar where Hayley Boxall from the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) will provide:
an in-depth review of the (NAP) strategic priorities
an explanation of the monitoring and evaluation framework that underpins the NAP
information about the AIC’s extensive body of research on human trafficking and modern slavery
As a Catholic university, ACU is not only committed to the pursuit of knowledge and academic excellence, but guided and informed by Catholic Social Teaching. We recognise the dignity of each person and look for ways to work for the common good.
We all have a part to play in honouring the inherent dignity of each human being, and this includes acting to ensure fair treatment and decent working conditions for all people.
This is why ACU, along with many other Catholic organisations, is committed to tackling modern slavery at every level.
ACU welcomes the opportunity to co-sponsor this webinar series with the Anti-Slavery Taskforce, Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney to critically reflect on the challenges and opportunities confronting Australia and the world in addressing modern slavery.
Professor Zlatko Skrbis
Vice-Chancellor and President
Australian Catholic University
