Dan, Matt and I have made available, for the first time, a behind-the-scenes documentary of our multi-faceted adventure making the film She Has A Name.
Watch Part One here!
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Because January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, I’ve put together a list of 6 things I’ve learned since scratching out the first act of a story that transformed my life:
What I’ve learned about trafficking since writing She Has A Name Read More »
Aesthetic Whistle-Blowers: The Importance and Limitations of Art and Media in Addressing Human Trafficking
Read my chapter in the Palgrave International Handbook on Human Trafficking Read More »
For me, it was an interesting convergence of faith, art and justice in my own life. Newly aware I wanted to use my inclination for the written word to address justice issues I was shocked to learn about, I was given an opportunity.
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I’m happy to share that some of that work will soon be available in The Palgrave International Handbook of Human Trafficking. I wrote an article entitled, “Aesthetic Whistle-Blowers: The Importance and Limitations of Art and Media in Addressing Human Trafficking.”
Recently, a collision of circumstance reminded me of the importance of the arts to the work of justice. Over the last two weeks I attended a screening of She Has A Namein Winnipeg and joined a talk back panel featuring, among others, a former Canadian MP whose anti-trafficking work changed the criminal code and a lawyer nominated
The world needs your faith. And your art. Read More »
I’m writing about the original abolition movement and their publishing tactics, exploring ways they mobilized the middle class to action. Here’s the growing reading list.
Abolition Reading List Read More »
What a thrill, as a writer, to see the work touch audiences in small and significant ways to be a catalyst or conduit for people to give toward such transformational work.
Seeing transformation in Thailand and around the world through She Has A Name Read More »
We only have so much headspace for the trouble in the world, right? And it’s easier to binge on Netflix and escape reality than to look it in the face. Andrew Kooman blogs about his new book Hope in Action, a book that explores the migrant crisis in Southeast Asia.
Put this provocative Q in your pipe and smoke it Read More »
If you talk or rant over coffee about your nation’s problems, then Hope In Action can help you shape your conversation and your approach to action. Writer Andrew Kooman discusses his new book about the migrant crisis in Southeast Asia
Throw a man in the deep end and you may teach him to swim Read More »