Welcome to the home of Stand Against Slavery’s Infographics, the place where we try to make the hard stuff a little bit easier.

The purpose of this page is to provide a landing page for the infographics we publish. Every infographic has a number of elements to them including:

1. Extra Hi Resolution Image (400%)
2. Hi Resolution Image (200%)
3. Original Resolution (100%)
4. Low Resolution (50%)
5. Infographic Guide (Simplified PDF : Academic PDF)

The Infographic Guides are designed to compliment the infographic for those looking for deeper explanations. Both guides are intended to be read by anyone and the academic version includes source references and a bibliography for those interested in verifying the information presented. In some instances we explain the infographic slice by slice.

Originally created for an academic assignment this infographic has been designed to provide an overview of the topic of Modern Slavery. It’s a great starting point for anyone who is interested in making sense of this thing called Modern Slavery.

Links:

1. Extra Hi Resolution Image (400%)
2. Hi Resolution Image (200%)
3. Original Resolution (100%)
4. Low Resolution (50%)
5. Infographic Guide (Simplified PDF : Academic PDF)

The volume of information about modern slavery and human trafficking is mind numbing. This infographic (Part 2) looks at the last 20 years (1998 to 2018) and highlights the major global reports and international agreements & conventions. Part 1 will look at the previous 200 years and is still development.

We have intentionally created two timelines within this infographic. One tracking Modern Slavery and the other Human Trafficking or Trafficking in Persons. It is critical to understand that whilst there are major overlaps we are talking about two different things.

Links:

1. Extra Hi Resolution Image (400%)
2. Hi Resolution Image (200%)
3. Original Resolution (100%)
4. Low Resolution (50%)
5. Infographic Guide (Simplified PDF : Academic PDF) – coming soon!

In November 2014 we published our first infographic as a way to provide a little bit of information in a relatively simple way to our local constituency in New Zealand. This included:

The Numbers – as we understood them back in 2014.
What is Slavery? – The SAS Definition of slavery

Links:

1. Hi Resolution Image (png)
2. Low Resolution Image (jpg)
3. No guides available