This project aims to use community media tools and practices to co-produce, document and archive survivor stories about modern slavery in Migori County, Kenya in order to build public awareness and influence policy development for change to combat modern slavery. The objectives are:

1. Conduct community-based participatory research mentoring and media practice training for students and community members
2. Co-produce, record, analyse and archive community stories from survivors of child labour and child marriage for use by the Antislavery Knowledge Network, local radio stations and policy makers;
3. Establish effective community based anti-slavery groups;
4. Publish, disseminate and archive research findings for the Antislavery Knowledge Network;
5. Evaluate the impact of the project.