1. MAKE FASHION TRAFFIK-FREE MAKE FASHION TRAFFIK-FREE [Insert name]

2. The Price is Right 1 2 3 4 5

3. Higher or Lower Imagine you are the owner of a clothing factory that spins, weaves and dyes clothes for a shop in the UK. How much would you pay your workers for doing this job? They work for up to 12 hours a day You will train them in the manufacturing industry Food and accommodation will be provided, the costs covered by you They will be spinning, weaving and dying cotton to make clothes for well- known high street shops

4. The Real Cost of Our Clothes

5. Dhaka factory collapse: Can the clothes industry change? The Real Cost of Our Clothes Young women on the Sumangali scheme in Tamil Nadu, India are given just 98p per day.

6. The People Behind the Clothes Ms AJ and Ms R’s stories are examples of human trafficking. Using their stories, can you say what human trafficking is?Ms AJ and Ms R’s stories are examples of human trafficking. Using their stories, can you say what human trafficking is? What are the impacts of human trafficking on the young women in your case study?What are the impacts of human trafficking on the young women in your case study? Why might Ms AJ or Ms R have been vulnerable to human trafficking? Why do you think they agreed to work in the spinning mill?Why might Ms AJ or Ms R have been vulnerable to human trafficking? Why do you think they agreed to work in the spinning mill?

7. A Typical Day for Ms AJ A typical day for Ms AJ will involve 12 hours of work. She will clean from the morning, until 12 hours later in the evening. If there is more work to be done, she might work for another 4 hours, for no extra money. During the day, Ms AJ will not get to stop to have a break – not even to go to the toilet. Sometimes Ms AJ will be forced to work the night shift, so she will work through the night. Ms AJ stays in accommodation that is next to the spinning mill and has her food provided by the mill too. Compare Ms AJ’s daily life to your own. Is there anything surprising about the typical day of Ms AJ?

8. How Are Our Clothes Made? This supply chain ends with us, shopping on the High Street. Spinning Weaving

9. How Can Our Clothes Be Made Well? STOP THE TRAFFIK are campaigning for the cotton industry to change from the beginning of the supply chain, with the cotton seeds, to the end at the cut, make and trim stage. Our clothes pass through many, many hands and it is impossible to know if the hands they’ve passed through have been treated well. STOP THE TRAFFIK have created the Make Fashion Traffik-Free Protocol. This protocol asks for: Workers should be over the age of 18, so a child is not producing the clothes we are wearing. Workers to be able to move freely, outside of the mill and the hostels they stay and sleep in, and be able to see their families. Workers to be paid the living wage, so they can live comfortably and well. At all stages, there should be health and safety procedures so workers can do their jobs safely.

10. What Factors Influence Human Trafficking? Few opportunities to go to work in their community Women and girls being treated unequally Not having the opportunity to go to school and complete their education Poverty Fashion retailers wanting to keep prices low, so their profits are high Natural disasters Global demands for clothes to be cheap Not believing that you are valuable What do you think the causes of human trafficking are? Are any of these statements likely to cause trafficking in the cotton industry?

11. #MakeFashionTraffik-Free Are You a #fashionVictim?

12. Help Make Fashion Traffik-Free How can you and your friends help the young women who have been trafficked into the cotton industry? Here’s what STOP THE TRAFFIK would like you to do to help #MakeFashionTraffik- Free…. Host a clothes swap at your school Deliver a postcard to your favourite shop Write a letter to a CEO

13. What Have You Learnt Today? What have you learnt today? What was the most surprising thing for you today?  Tick the group’s answer if you agree. If you disagree – justify your explanation. Why do you disagree? What does human trafficking mean to you? What journey do your clothes take to reach the shop? How can you help Make Fashion Traffik-Free?

14. What Have You Learnt Today? What journey do your clothes take to reach the shop? What does human trafficking mean to you? How can you help Make Fashion Traffik-Free?