Emily Vaughn, whose survivor’s memoir Enslaved became a Sunday Times bestseller, has been shortlisted for a Human Trafficking Foundation Anti-Slavery Day Award.

The HTF have praised Emily for the outstanding work she has done in shining a spotlight on Modern Slavery and child exploitation. Her nomination explains how Emily has “channelled immense personal adversity and trauma to dedicating herself towards a change of landscape for Modern Slavery victims that continue to be failed after her… Her contributions are not only insightful but bring clarity and learning for professionals and the public alike.“

Read Emily’s full nomination and see the complete shortlist here.

You can buy your copy of Enslaved here, at Bookshop.org, or from your local bookshop.

UK Anti-Slavery Day is on 18th October.