Food for Thought

ACRATH member, Noelene Simmons sm, was a presenter at the  St Patrick's Church "Food for Thought 2020" programme in early October. The ...

Ethical Fashion Choices

Consumers have the ability to send powerful message about human rights and sustainability by the choices that they make. This is particularly ...

Combating Modern Slavery

Assistant Minister for Customs, Community Safety and Multicultural Affairs, Jason Wood, in a recent media release announced the Federal Government has committed ...

Advocacy Covid Style

Every year ACRATH staff, members and volunteers advocate on a range of issues. A feature of this advocacy is the annual week ...

Forced Marriage in South Australia

Be part of a strategic response to Forced Marriage in Australia. Flinders University is holding a webinar via zoom for educators, health ...

Action Needed Now

The NSW State Parliament passed Modern Slavery legislation in June 2018. The Act was passed unopposed. The NSW Modern Slavery Act is ...

Temporary Migrants During Covid-19

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic ACRATH has been concerned for migrant workers and international students and their vulnerability to exploitation. UTS Law’s A/Prof ...

Latest ACRATH News

In the September issue of ACRATH News you can read about ACRATH's new Forced Marriage Video Presentation which was launched in August. The ...

2021 ACRATH Calendar

ACRATH’s 2021 calendar is now available. To date we have sold the ACRATH Calendar for $10.  However this year we acknowledge that ...

Modern Slavery Risks in Business

The Australian Human Rights Commission has partnered with KPMG Banarra in developing guides to help Australian businesses understand and manage their modern ...

Support for Workers in Queensland

ACRATH's Regional Coordinator in Queensland, Sr Janine Bliss fmm, has been spending a good bit of time in the Bundaberg area supporting ...