Media Roundup: Freedom Awards

Here is a media round up of Freedom Awards coverage. For all who worked tirelessly to make this event a reality: Thank you! Daily Breeze: Anti-slavery organization moves its award night to Redondo Beach: “After outgrowing their old venue, founders of a leading anti-slavery organization are moving their star-studded award night to the Redondo Beach […]
November 15, 2010

Here is a media round up of Freedom Awards coverage. For all who worked tirelessly to make this event a reality: Thank you!

Daily Breeze: Anti-slavery organization moves its award night to Redondo Beach: “After outgrowing their old venue, founders of a leading anti-slavery organization are moving their star-studded award night to the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center.”

ET: Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore break the tension at the Freedom Awards: “Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore returned as presenters for the 2010 Freedom Awards for the second year, but even with the serious subject at hand they didn’t lose their sense of humor.”

Ecollywood: Celebs stand behind ‘Free the Slaves’: “A supporter of Free the Slaves since she was asked to present at the first Freedom Awards in 2008, Camilla Belle (pictured left) hopes to get the chance to travel with the organization to India or Brazil, where her mother’s family is from.”

Blabbermouth.net: Paul Stanley Interviewed at Freedom Awards: “KISS guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley and his wife, Erin Sutton, atended the 2010 Freedom Awards in Los Angeles on November 7… Each year, the non-profit organization Free the Slaves honors the best of the best with the anti-slavery movement’s highest honor: The Freedom Award.”

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