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Slavery exists...

Deep within the supply chains of the products we love.
Consider this...

likely contains cotton that was picked by children in Uzbekistan who are forced to trade their school days for days in the fields.

has capacitors that are made with Coltan. 64% of Coltan reserves are located in Congo where child laborers are work from sunrise to sunset.

Your Coffee may contain beans that were harvested and cultivated by slaves in Côte d'Ivoire.

Here's how it works

This supply chain enslaves more people than at
any other time in history.

And they're working for you.

No need to feel guilty...

have the power to change this.

voice matters

We believe buying power is a superpower
that can change the world.

your slavery footprint by taking our survey.

your results and encourage your friends to do the same.

buy encouraging brands to leverage their buying power to protect people from slavery

It all began with..

Justin Dillon

a onetime musician who
got involved in the
anti-slavery movement
hosting benefit concerts.

CALL + RESPONSE

Justin made abolitionism his full-time
job, making his directorial debut in the
human-trafficking documentary,
"CALL+RESPONSE."

The U.S. State Department

saw the film and approached Justin
for his help developing a narrative
that would allow individuals to
understand their connection to
modern-day slavery.

From that conversation,

Slavery Footprint was born.

On September 22, 2011,
Slavery Footprint
launched a website that
asked a single question:

"How Many Slaves Work
For You?"

The response was so
overwhelming that our
site couldn't keep up
with the traffic.

We crashed slavery.

Since then, millions of people from 200 countries have
visited slaveryfootprint.org to discover their connection
to modern-day slavery.

Due to overwhelming
consumer response
a supply chain software company
called FRDM (freedom)
was born to help companies
address slavery in
their supply chains.

In addition to developing the online
and mobile tools, we are currently
working directly with businesses to
eradicate slavery from the products
we love.

We are building a movement
in the marketplace of consumers and companies
working together to protect freedom




Learn more at www.frdm.co

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