Can research into contemporary slavery avoid exacerbating the situation for those experiencing exploitation and trauma? CSIS seminar International Slavery Museum on 13th Feb: Dr Allen Kiconco to speak about her new co-edited publication with openDemocracy liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/ism/events/dis…

Breakfast at UG Guest Centre ahead of our workshop with commissioned projects. Beautiful morning in Legon!

#RedHandDay A collaborative project between @JassiSandhar (Bristol Law School) and Geoffrey Omony (YOLRED, Uganda) Funded by Antislavery Knowledge Network Read more and download the comic: bit.ly/childsoldiersRH

Tomorrow, Thursday 3pm! Really looking forward to the talk by Allen Kiconco: 'Research as more than extraction? Knowledge production in post-conflict Africa' International Slavery Museum liverpool.ac.uk/csis/events/ph…

The Translating Cultures theme is pleased to work with Haiti Support Group and Kuumba Imani to present an afternoon of discussions on #Haiti, drawing on some of the most recent research on the country’s history and current political and social challenges. haitisupportgroup.org/?p=19063 via Haiti Support Group

I’m going on tour! x.com/etttweet/statu…

Excited about this partnership between The Republic and the Antislavery Knowledge Network at University of Liverpool. Contribute to our forthcoming issue on modern slavery in Africa. Deadline: 05 March. republic.com.ng/december-20-ja…

We have joined up with The Republic to put together a special issue - Call for Submissions: Modern Slavery in Africa republic.com.ng/december-20-ja… via The Republic

New article for @Global_Policy Community-Led Strategies to Challenge Exploitation: Lessons from The Antislavery Knowledge Network by Alex Balch Lennon Mhishi globalpolicyjournal.com/blog/09/03/202…