2009 Freedom Awards on Access Hollywood

Access Hollywood ran footage from the red carpet for the 2009 Freedom Awards! Free the Slaves holds this event every year in Los Angeles, honoring the work of anti-slavery activists around the world. The 2010 awards are just around the corner. This year, Jason Mraz is performing. Who else will be there? Find out here. Free […]
August 21, 2010

Access Hollywood ran footage from the red carpet for the 2009 Freedom Awards! Free the Slaves holds this event every year in Los Angeles, honoring the work of anti-slavery activists around the world. The 2010 awards are just around the corner. This year, Jason Mraz is performing. Who else will be there? Find out here.

Free the Slaves created the Freedom Awards to celebrate today’s anti-slavery heroes and to catalyze additional innovation and resources to end slavery once and for all. The Awards program will define what successful, sustainable anti-slavery work looks like and build a vision of freedom for change-makers to adopt. Learn more here.

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