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"MINUS" is a piece of Forum Theatre where we create a dialogical and transformative experience with the audience, which stimulates interactive learning and allows them to become critical thinkers as well as active learners. It turns passive spectators to become ‘actors’ by allowing them on stage to replace actors and change the outcome of the play. “MINUS” depicts the trafficking of an Indonesian minor to Singapore to work in the sex industry. It was produced in collaboration with BUDS Theatre and was first performed at the Forum Theatre Festival in July 2015.
If you are interested in using “MINUS” to raise awareness or would like to find out more, please contact Sylvia.lee@emancipasia.org.
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Perhaps nothing provides a better perspective on human trafficking than films and documentaries. EmancipAsia has carefully selected a series of powerful films from different countries that we feel convey the issue well. Often told through the eyes of a victim, immerse yourself in these films to learn incredible stories of tragedy, courage, and hope. |
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“UNLOCK” is an experiential learning activity that visually portrays the captive conditions of the victims of human trafficking and engages the general public and/or students in an interactive manner. The objective is to educate, hence raise awareness about human trafficking/modern day slavery locally and globally.
If you are interested in using “UNLOCK” to raise awareness or would like to find out more, please contact Sylvia.lee@emancipasia.org.
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Seasoned photographer Kay Chernush presents her dazzling interpretation of Human Trafficking through a visual exhibit combining images and survivor narratives. The “Bought and Sold” exhibit does not reveal survivors’ identities. Instead, Chernush focuses on individual experiences as she does not want the survivors to be re-exploited by revealing their identities. |
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The objective of this online survey to understand consumers’ behaviours and their awareness level of slave labour and human trafficking in the supply chains of food products sold in Singapore. The results of the survey will be used for advocacy and educational purposes.
To do the survey, please click here. If you would like to learn more about this survey, please contact Sylvia.lee@emancipasia.org.
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Design a vibrant and eye-catching EmancipAsia tee to help us raise awareness about human trafficking
and modern-day slavery and win shopping vouchers! |
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STEPS is a 5km run/walk organised by EmancipAsia with the aim of enabling people to 'take their first step' toward understanding modern-day slavery and human trafficking. Together, we can form action groups and spark new initiatives to help tackle these issues and make a difference in the lives of the enslaved and those vulnerable to slavery. |
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Vannak Anan Prum was lured to Thailand by the promise of a lucrative job, but instead was deceived by a labor broker. A sponsorship of US$4,000 was raised at FETE, EmancipAsia's fundraising gala in July 2012 in Singapore. The purpose of this sponsorship is to provide art lessons, art material, Vannak's food, lodging and subsistence allowance for his family in the village. This sponsorship will develop Vannak's skills to allow him to make a living with his talent. |
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For every album sold, $1 will be donated to EmancipAsia, to help combat human trafficking. |
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With our partner the National University of Singapore, the symposium is targeted at students and interested members of the public who want to focus on solutions and preventative actions to target modern slavery. Knowledge experts, activists and professionals working in the Human Trafficking scene will be present to lend their experience and expertise to the event. |
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Join us for an engaging evening on Friday 27th July 2012 at the Regent Hotel, to celebrate and raise support for combating human trafficking. Tables for ten are available at $6,000 and $3,000. Limited number of Young Professional Tables are also available. Proceeds from the dinner will be used to fund EmancipAsia's activities. Surplus, if any, will be retained for next year's events and/or donated to non-profit organizations that work on issues of human trafficking. |
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