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CNN’s ‘Impact Your World’ with Jason Mraz

Last year singer, songwriter, and abolitionist Jason Mraz joined Free the Slaves on a field visit to Ghana, West Africa to see slavery first hand. The trip gave him something to talk—and sing—about: "A year later I’m still active and learning to use my voice in a way...

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Jason Mraz on Visiting Ghana with Free the Slaves

Back in June, Jason Mraz went to Ghana with Free the Slaves to visit with our partner Challenging Heights—an organization that helps free and rehabilitate child slaves. Challenging Heights' founder, James Kofi Annan was himself sold into slavery when he was just six...

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Fighting for Freedom Timeline

Fighting for Freedom Timeline

Free the Slaves has alerted the world that slavery still exists. We’ve crafted a global blueprint to eradicate slavery worldwide. We’ve designed a model for vulnerable communities to resist traffickers and overcome slavery. And we’ve liberated more than 14,000 people from bondage.

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Videos

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Free the Slaves has created one of the world’s largest video libraries on modern slavery. Our films empower survivors and activists to tell their stories in their own words.

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Ending Human Trafficking Is Within Our Reach

Editor's note: The historic anti-slavery concert last weekend in Myanmar, also known as Burma, was made possible by a coalition of organizations, including the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). We invited USAID to reflect on what the concert meant for...

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Slavery in this Week’s News

We see slavery and trafficking stories throughout the world each week. It’s great news that journalists and bloggers are exposing the problem of slavery, and examining solutions to it. Awareness creates momentum for change. Here are 10 top stories that caught our eye:...

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Watch the 2010 Freedom Awards!

Last weekend, Halogen TV premiered the 2010 Freedom Awards. We live tweeted and watched the broadcast along with the rest of you—it was just as inspiring and exciting to relive as it was to experience first hand. (I got to see what I looked like on camera, as I...

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2010 Freedom Awards Live Streaming

The 2010 Freedom Awards happening LIVE in Los Angeles, Sunday November 7 at 6 p.m. PST. Featuring the witty master of ceremonies: Sir Ken Robinson. Music from Jason Mraz. Presenters include Forest Whitaker, Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher—and more! The best and most...

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Freedom Awards To Stream Live on Causecast!

 We getting very excited about the Freedom Awards, coming up November 7 in Los Angeles. It is going to be an amazing show.  The best and brightest of the anti-slavery movement will be celebrated. And Jason Mraz, Rocky Dawumi and creativity expert Sir Ken Robinson are...

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Freedom Awards, November 7: Will You Be There?

We call it a soul-revving, heart-thumping, shout-out-loud celebration. You'll be dancing in the isles and shouting out "Freedom rocks!" It's the 2010 Freedom Awards, honoring the heros of the anti slavery movement. And it's less than a month away. On Sunday, November...

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Links: Slavery in the News

Halogen TV: Jason Mraz crusades for Free the Slaves: "Mraz wept as children sang Luc Reynauld’s 'Freedom Song.' He texted Reynauld, telling him about it. Reynauld texted back, saying, 'It’s their song.'" Jason visited Free the Slaves partner in Ghana Challenging...

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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...

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Introducing the 2010 Freedom Award Winners

Grammy-winning singer Jason Mraz to perform live at Freedom Awards and Freedom Rocks Jason says Free the Slaves “kick-started my heart.” He came with us to see slavery in Africa and meet child slavery survivors.  You can see him perform the inspiring song, “Freedom,”...

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