SURVIVOR LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Please note that unless the resource has a Survivor Alliance logo on it, we are not explicitly endorsing any programs or information. We are listing them here so they are easy for our members to find. Our resources are listed into the key categories we think are important for leadership: knowledge, skills, experience, and emotional intelligence.
member-created resources
‘Our Own Words’
Survivor Alliance is pleased to present a collection of poems, letters and artworks created by survivor leaders and members. The themes explored in this publication will be alternative identities to ‘victim’; ownership of stories; survivors’ voices, and experiences of the Home Office.
‘Conversations of Empowerment’
Every month in our Members Only newsletter, we publish a Member Spotlight so that our community learns about one another. For UK Anti-Slavery Week 2020, we compiled the spotlights of those who consented to have them shared publicly. We are pleased to present this compilation of leaders who have the determination to move further in their dreams and engage in building community. A community pursuing social change and a fairer world. These are portraits of commitment and resilience. Thank you to the work of our committed volunteer Savitka Heran, who systematically has interviewed survivor leaders from around the globe.
Survivor Leadership
Programs and Organizations
Azadi Kenya [Nairobi, Kenya]
Bhandan Mukti [Kolkata, India]
Bonded Labour Liberation Front [Pakistan]
Challenging Heights [Accra, Ghana]
Elevate Academy [Online]
Footprint to Freedom [Netherlands]
GEMS Survivor Leadership Institute [New York, USA]
Global Modern Slavery Directory [Global]
Indian Leadership Forum Against Trafficking [India, country wide coalition]
Mentari [New York, USA]
MiCreate [USA]
Project Rise [Canada]
Rising Worldwide, scroll to the bottom [USA]
Shramik Sanjal [Nepal]
Survivor Connections [Australia]
Survivors Network Cameroon [Cameroon]
Survivor Network NC [North Carolina, USA]
UTTHAN [Kolkata, India]
Voices of Domestic Workers [United Kingdom]
You Are More Than, Inc. [New Jersey, USA]
information & knowledgE
The Right to Remain Toolkit: A guide to the UK immigration and asylum system
Becoming an advocate toolkit:
Learn about your leadership style
Learn about your community
Anti-Slavery Information
Survivor Peer Support research and focus group with NHTTAC
emotional intelligence
Learn the difference between intent and impact
Begin to recognise your unconscious bias
Set healthy boundaries
Professional boundaries in social work roles
Language Oppression
Learn how English is used in USA classrooms as a form of oppression.
Learn how deaf people could experience language oppression
Fact Sheet about the UK Equality Act
Equality-Act and disability people USA
South African language spoken in 45 clicks
skill building
Tips for Assessing Research Claims
Group facilitation
Event Planning
Community Organizing
Education
Universities, Scholarships, etc
We want to be treated with Dignity: My Experiences as a Migrant Worker and an Activist.
We want to be treated with Dignity: My Experiences as a Migrant Worker and an Activist - An interview with Iweng Karsiwen, a former migrant worker for ten years and now activist campaigning for migrant workers' rights and protection. This piece is her reflections on her journey from being an exploited domestic worker to becoming an activist aiming to empower those who need help and those who are willing to listen and take action. Read more here
resources in the digital town square
[Email our membership team for access]
Previously recorded webinars
Templates for independant consulting needs