Inaugural NSW Anti-slavery Forum - Enabling Remedy: Towards Survivor Leadership
Inaugural NSW Anti-slavery Forum
Enabling Remedy: Towards Survivor Leadership
Session outline: What does enabling survivor leadership look like? How can allies and institutions support survivors to safely finds paths to participation and leadership? What can we learn from adjacent sectors?
Alison Rahill and Moe Turaga were invited to speak about:
the opportunity of ally-survivor collaboration to counteract and provide remedy for modern slavery
how anti-slavery programs can be structured to centre and foster survivor leadership
the concept of ‘remedy as relational’, restorative and healing (relational, reconnection, integration)
relational healing with survivor integration and capacity building through ally-survivor partnership
Links
Alison Rahill Anti-Slavery Forum Remedy Panel - Final remarks
