Artists against child slavery
An exhibit of international artists will be on display at the UN as they use their creations to help raise awareness on stopping child labour and slavery.
17 January 2017
A unique exhibit displaying the work of an international movement of artists, called the Street Art for Mankind, will be on display at the UN to help raise awareness on child labour and modern slavery.
The exhibit is being sponsored by the Permanent Missions to the UN of Argentina, Canada, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, and co-sponsored by the ILO Office for the United Nations.
We invite the diplomatic community, UN staff and visitors to the UN to join us for this exhibit. Additionally, we seek you assistance in further amplifying the message through social media. The main hashtag is #AtThisAge which references the works prepared by the artists for the UN exhibit as well as to the communication campaign launched recently by SAM.
The artist group asks that you promote awareness on the lives of these child workers through #StreetArtMankind and #ChildSlavery.
The exhibit is being sponsored by the Permanent Missions to the UN of Argentina, Canada, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, and co-sponsored by the ILO Office for the United Nations.
We invite the diplomatic community, UN staff and visitors to the UN to join us for this exhibit. Additionally, we seek you assistance in further amplifying the message through social media. The main hashtag is #AtThisAge which references the works prepared by the artists for the UN exhibit as well as to the communication campaign launched recently by SAM.
The artist group asks that you promote awareness on the lives of these child workers through #StreetArtMankind and #ChildSlavery.