A21 Walk For Freedom Liverpool 2024

The A21 Walk For Freedom is celebrating 10 years of raising awareness of modern slavery and human trafficking. This event has brought together thousands of people in hundreds of cities across more than 50 countries worldwide.

Liverpool has regularly taken part, along with other UK cities, in taking a stand against social injustice, calling for freedom for individuals trapped in modern slavery, speaking out for those whose voices have been silenced through fear and manipulation, hidden victims whose identity, dignity and assets have been stolen, their lives controlled by criminal gangs.

This year’s A21 Walk For Freedom Liverpool will take place on Saturday 19th October 2024, starting at the International Slavery Museum before embarking on a 2-mile route through Liverpool City Centre’s busy shopping district and waterfront. Participants walk in single file, carrying placards with information about what slavery looks like today.

Participants can arrive from 10 am at the International Slavery Museum, Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool. The walk officially starts at 11 am and lasts for around 90 minutes. Please allow enough time to register and attend a health and safety briefing before the walk.

Please wear all black. Signs and banners will be provided. Wheelchairs, pushchairs and prams are welcome. There are also non-walking volunteer roles available.

If you would like to take part in this year’s A21 Walk For Freedom Liverpool, please register online: a21.org/walk