As with former editions of the symposium which you can catch up with later in our back catalogue, we will be exploring somewhat overlooked and neglected drivers of human trafficking.
This year with members of former faculties, and with many new colleagues gathered from across the globe, we are focusing on gender, reproduction, extraction economies, civil and national wars, and customary laws affecting widowhood. We have called together survivors, expert analysts, IGO leaders, lawyers, and advocates from a wide international spread and intersectional realities to examine how these factors, contribute to exploitation and intergenerational trafficking vulnerability.
We are delighted to being hosted by the Margaret Anstee Centre in Newham College in the University of Cambridge and look forward to some of you joining us around the few remaining seats around the table. For those of you unable to access Cambridge UK at this time, don’t worry, this is a hybrid event and you will be able to come and engage with the speakers, and contribute to the discussion around our virtual table, through our on line ZOOM link for each chapter of the journey over two days. Find out more here – some bursaried seats around the virtual table remain – but hurry they are disappearing fast.