Take Action Against Forced Labor in Prisons
Forced labor is common in prisons and immigrant detention centers throughout the US.
Foot Solidaire
http://www.footsolidaire.org/Volunteer Opportunities: Yes
Mission
Welcoming, listening, informing young players and their entourage
Provide material, logistical, psychological young victims of abuse
Educating young athletes
Accompany the inclusion of young athletes
Supporting the integration of young foreign players
Disseminate good practices on detection, recruitment and promotion of young players
- Contact Information:
- Lausanne,
- France
- Active In: France
- Forms of Abolition:
- Awareness, Aftercare
- Forms of Slavery:
- Forced Labor
- Email: contact@footsolidaire.org
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