Seek justice and reconciliation

Salvationist hears how people are doing their part to combat modern slavery and support survivors.

Stevie Hope explores how conversation cafés are welcoming people and building community.

Addictions Development Officer Yassir Mohammed tells Lyn Woods about Way In, Way Out, the Army’s County Lines training.

Salvation Army chaplain Major Estelle Blake talks about her work of supporting people who have been the victims of modern slavery.

To mark Anti-Slavery Day (Sunday 18 October), soap actress Amelia Flanagan reflects on April’s experiences and why, one year later, her story of control and abuse was worth telling.

Find out how you can stand in solidarity with survivors this Anti-Slavery Day (18 October) and beyond.

Vusi Malala, Oyama Tshona and Bonisiwe Mbatha share how The Salvation Army in South Africa is combining prevention, survivor support and advocacy to tackle gender based violence.

Tilly, chair of the Territorial Justice and Reconciliation Youth Forum, introduces its latest chapter.

George Tanton explores The Salvation Army’s historical links to the United Nations.

International Social Justice Commission Director Lieut-Colonel Liz Gainsford invites women to join the International Social Justice Women’s Group.