The Foreign Policy Association’s Children’s Blogger, Cassandra Clifford, has a chapter in the newly released ‘At Issue: Slavery Today’, designed for middle and high school students.
Cassandra, who is also the Executive Director and Founder of Bridge to Freedom Foundation, which assists survivors of modern slavery, including victims of sexual and other coerced labor trafficking such as child soldiers, by identifying and bridging the gaps in services and information available to them in corporate and community programs.
Cassandra’s chapter, ‘Slavery Is Different Today Versus Yesterday’, is featured alongside other great abolitionist authors like E. Benjamin Skinner and Ambassador Mark P. Lagon. Click here to see the books Table of Contents, for a full list of chapters and topics.
“The At Issue series, for grades 10-12, provides a range of opinions on specific social issues, excerpted from online and print articles and speeches by government officials, journalists, doctors, professors, and others. The introduction to each book provides background on the issue and the brief, relatively up-to-date articles are helpfully prefaced by paragraph-long summaries, making the volumes even handier for students doing reports.” – KLIATT, September
2007
The At Issue series includes a wide range of opinion on a single controversial subject. Each volume includes primary and secondary sources from a variety of perspectives — eyewitnesses, scientific journals, government officials and many others. Extensive bibliographies and annotated lists of relevant organizations to contact offer a gateway to future research. Click here to see other volumes in the series which cover issues such as AIDS, Anorexia, Antisemitism, etc.