Showing posts with label invisible chains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label invisible chains. Show all posts
Monday, 12 March 2012
Born Free* – The Movement Has Launched
Slavery did not die with abolition, there are more slaves today than any other time in history – and it's even happening right here in Canada.
Slavery is here. It is right in your back-yard. It is there in your grocery store and your laundrette. It is in the wiring of your laptop, your smart-phone and your portable ultra-sleek tablet computer. It's in every newspaper, trash can, and in every cup of designer coffee. An estimated 27,000,000 people worldwide are victims of modern day slavery. It's time we woke up and made a change.
This project is about doing just that.
Born Free* is a collective of performing artists trying to spread awareness about the issue of modern day slavery. Using the tools of our trade – Music, Theatre, Dance, Spoken Word – we are creating a multi-disciplinary performance piece that tells the stories of those affected by this industry, how this issue impacts us in the 'first world', and why it is still happening so long after it was supposedly abolished two centuries ago.
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Born Free*
Coming soon from The Empty Room:
We are proud to announce that work has begun on our newest project, a collective creation piece aimed at raising awareness about the problem of modern day slavery and human trafficking.
Born Free* (*Subject to Status, Conditions Apply) is a collaboration of emerging theatre and dance artists in Toronto that will be work-shopped this coming spring. Stay tuned for more updates, sneak-peeks, and information about how you can participate in combating this cruel and illegal trade.
empty-room.com
We are proud to announce that work has begun on our newest project, a collective creation piece aimed at raising awareness about the problem of modern day slavery and human trafficking.
Born Free* (*Subject to Status, Conditions Apply) is a collaboration of emerging theatre and dance artists in Toronto that will be work-shopped this coming spring. Stay tuned for more updates, sneak-peeks, and information about how you can participate in combating this cruel and illegal trade.
empty-room.com
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