The Community of Practice reaches across geographical locations and disciplinary silos to bring together the professionals and organisations needed to deliver the multi-agency,
inter-disciplinary, practice-focused response to human trafficking.
Our membership is free and open to all professionals who are working in the field of modern slavery or are connected to it.
Survivor Leadership is at the centre of the Community of Practice: our Research Advisory Board is at the helm of all of our work. Our activities and output are co-designed, curated, authored and reviewed by professionals who have lived experience of being trafficked and exploited by criminals.
Our Work
Sharing Practice and ResearchWe provide regular updates through seminars and newsletters on latest research and practice from our multii-disciplinary networks of professionals, academincs and government officials.
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Access to ExpertsOur Access to Experts project provides curated forums for training, discussion, sharing of practice methods, peer support and
exchange of ideas across the anti-trafficking sector. |
MSCOS StudyOur work and research is aligned with the Modern Slavery Core Outcome Set model that sets out the best practice in assessment, evaluation and interventions for the recovery, well-being and integration of adult survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking. |
Our Collaborations
Survivor Leadership ResearchWe continue to work on the MSCOS study and identifying best practice to support Survivor Leaders.
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Survivor Account GivingWe are supporting Paris HEC University on their research to on Survivor Leader account giving and amplifying their voice |
The Modern Slavery Community of Practice originated from the Modern Slavery Core Outcome Set (MSCOS) Study and Project led by Kings College London with partners Survivor Alliance, University of Nottingham Rights Lab, the University of East London and the Helen Bamber Foundation.
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