upcoming events.
Sunday, March 8th 2026
Women United to End Modern Slavery
Join us on March 8th for our online annual gathering to demand mandatory supply chain transparency labeling to End Modern Slavery Now!
End Modern Slavery Now is a survivor-led, women-founded global movement dedicated to ending modern slavery by demanding mandatory supply chain transparency labeling on all products. Each year on March 8th, International Women’s Day, the movement brings together women and families around the world for its annual global action-uniting voices across countries to demand mandatory supply chain transparency labeling on all products consumed within our homes, villages, and nations. This annual action will continue until every product on the planet carries full supply chain transparency labeling, with the shared goal of ending modern slavery by 2030.
​Supporters around the world can join the movement by signing the petition, becoming organizers, raising awareness and amplifying the message through the hashtags #EndModernSlaveryNow and #TransparaTrade™.
Friday, November 27th 2026
Global Prayer Day to End Modern Slavery Now!
Join us on Black Friday for our online annual open-faith prayer, where we hold space for the 50+ million people in modern slavery!
In 2025 alone, Cyber Monday online sales hit a record $14.25 billion, the largest ever, while Black Friday reached $11.8 billion, up 9.1% YoY. On a day that has historically encouraged a massive increase in the purchasing of goods tied to forced labor, we invite you to reframe Black Friday from a day of unconscious consumption to a day of conscious connection.
Empowerment Collective, a 100% survivor-led organization dedicated to ending modern slavery—in collaboration with survivor leaders, spiritual leaders, and professional leaders from around the world—invites people of all faith backgrounds to gather for a day of prayer and education surrounding the pervasive issue of slavery in our supply chains.
By holding this space together, we hope to honor the lives and liberties stolen from generations of enslaved people, including over 50 million people in modern slavery today, and collectively envision a future defined by justice, healing, and freedom for all.
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