Measuring Motivations 

 

Faith and religion have significant roles within efforts to tackle all forms of human trafficking, forced labour, modern slavery and related forms of severe human exploitation. Faith-based organisations and people of faith form a significant part of the global anti-exploitation sector. This project seeks to better understand the distinctive roles of faith and religion in efforts to respond to all forms of exploitation globally, including an understanding of beliefs, contributions, motivations and approaches. The multi-faith study includes analysing specific theological elements, identifying intersections with legislation and policy, and completing country case studies.

One of the project’s major elements is the FREE Survey (Faith Responses and Efforts against Exploitation). If you are a person of faith or are involved with a faith-based organisation (for example through work or volunteering) and are engaged in efforts to address exploitation, please take part!

If you have already taken the survey, thank you for participating!

If you are interested in knowing more, our project findings will be shared here on this website.

Or if you would like to receive updates as we release findings, or would like to indicate interest in participating in future project activities (e.g., workshops, focus groups), you are invited to register below.

 

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