Anti-Slavery International

http://www.antislavery.org

Anti-Slavery International is the only charity in the UK to work exclusively against slavery and related abuses. To join the fight for freedom campaign click on to the Anti-slavery International website and sign the petition and see what we can do together.

BBC Slavery in the 21st Century

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/world/slavery/

BBC News website has launched a special website to raise the debate on forced labour.

Free the Slaves

http://www.freetheslaves.net

Free the slaves is Anti-Slavery International’s sister organisation in the US. Through this relationship they work together in order to have a greater impact in ending slavery.

Holy Trinity Church

http://www.holytrinityhull.co.uk

Holy Trinity Church has been a place of Worship for more than 700 years and has strong links with William Wilberforce. The font where Wilberforce was baptised still stands in Holy Trinity and is one of many fascinating features of the church which is not only England’s largest parish church but also an architectural tourist attraction steeped in history.

Hull Fairtrade City Project

http://www.fairtradehull.org

Joint leaders:

Martin Budd, Hull City Council, 01482 613336
Peter Church, Hull One World Shop, 01482 327727

33 Westbourne Avenue, Hull. HU5 3HN

e-mail:

Hull One World Shop

http://www.oneworldhull.co.uk

Fair Trade Crafts and food from over 40 Countries

c/o Central Methodist Hall, Waltham Street, Hull. HU1 3SQ

Director: Christine Church, Hull One World Shop, 01482 327727

email:

Kingston Upon Hull City Council Wilberforce 2007 page

http://www.hullcc.gov.uk/portal/page?_pageid=221,91395&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

Wilberforce 2007

Learning with Museums, Libraries and Archives in Yorkshire

http://www.mylearning.org/

My Learning is a website for teachers and learners inspired by museum, library and archive collections in Yorkshire. Content is presented as Learning Journeys designed to support different curriculum subjects and created in consultation with teachers. Visit Wilberforce House Museum here

Set All Free

http://www.setallfree.net

Set All Free has been set up by Churches Together in England as a collaboration between those who are happy to work with a Christian ethos on the relevance of the bicentenary of the abolition of the UK Slave Trade.

Understanding Slavery

http://www.understandingslavery.com/

An online teaching resource
Produced by the Understanding Slavery project this website is a free resource for teachers and educators planning lessons on the transatlantic slave trade for young people at key stage 3 and 4 in their education.

Walking with Wilberforce Trail website

http://www.wilberforcetrail.co.uk/

This new trail in Hull’s Old Town explores the city familiar to William Wilberforce and tells stories of women and men whose lives have been an inspiration to others – past and present. The Trail route is marked by attractive community-designed ceramic markers. It also links the museums in this historic area of Hull.
Trail guides are free and available at Hull’s tourist sites and from the website.
From Spring 2008 a free audio commentary will be available.
The walk is family friendly, accessible and can satisfy a wide range of interests. Led walks can be arranged.
Walk the Trail, discover and enjoy an historic area of Hull!