published on 17 December 2020 – by Aubrey Calaway
Abstract: Where climate change wreaks havoc, human trafficking will follow. This piece untangles the ways that natural disaster, slow-onset environmental change, and modern-day slavery are already co-constructing cycles of suffering around the world. While the solution is not simple, there are some potential interventions that may help to mitigate the damage.


Aubrey Calaway is writer and researcher who has investigated issues of climate change, human trafficking, and community resilience. She currently works as a research fellow at Human Trafficking Search.