Anti-slavery Hub

The James Martin Institute for Public Policy, in partnership with the Office of the NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner, is convening a series of expert workshops bringing together policymakers, academics and practitioners to discuss challenges and identify opportunities for an effective approach to combat modern slavery, supporting the development of the NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s first Strategic Plan. This hub provides an overview of articles written by workshop participants and other leading experts in this field.

Contributors

  • James Cockayne

  • Jennifer Burn

  • Måns Carlsson

Articles

    A different story: anti-slavery as smart public policy

    19 December, 2022

    The NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner explains why it’s in everyone’s interests to tackle modern slavery and human trafficking as a system-level challenge.

    James Cockayne

  • Putting survivors’ rights at the centre of responses to modern slavery

    2 December, 2022

    To combat this human rights abuse, we need to understand the scale of the problem, amplify survivors’ voices and work towards a fair compensation system.

    Jennifer Burn

  • Collaboration is the key to fighting modern slavery

    2 December, 2022

    The battle against modern slavery is increasingly occupying the mind of investors—collaboration can contribute to its demise.

    Måns Carlsson

Delivering pragmatic and smart policy solutions that will have far-reaching benefits for the people of NSW and beyond.

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aruptom Tom Arup @aruptom ·
1 Feb

Great contribution from @AngelaCummine and @JMIPublicPolicy on the need for Treasuries to develop whole-of-government sustainability reporting.

Focused on the NSW Government, but just as relevant to the Federal Government.

https://jmi.org.au/insights/policy-insights-papers/

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30 Jan

Should governments disclose their sustainability impact? Our new Policy Insights Paper by @AngelaCummine examines the why and the how. https://jmi.org.au/insights/policy-insights-papers/
#sustainability #ESG #publicpolicy

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lesleyhitchens Lesley Hitchens @lesleyhitchens ·
25 Jan

Congrats to @VerityFirth AM @Jennifer_Burn AM @JillMcKeough AO and Jie Lu AO on their honours award today. Great to see women recognised for their commitment service & excellence. So proud to have worked with them. @UTSEngage @UTSLaw @UTSFEIT @AntiSlaveryOz @UTSSocialImpact 🌟👏🏼

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