Kevin Bales
Kevin Bales is a TED speaker who has written 3 quality-verified books, paired here with their talks.
As an author, a professor of sociology, and consultant to the United Nations Global Program on Human Trafficking, Kevin Bales is one of the world’s foremost experts on modern slavery. He has made it his mission to eradicate global slavery. Along with traveling the world doing investigative research, authoring books, racking up human rights awards, and teaming up with Simon Pell to form a fundraising consultant firm, Pell & Bales Ltd., he established Free the Slaves, a nonprofit whose brilliant website is packed with facts and inspirations to action. With Free the Slaves, Bales has mapped out ways to spread the message and gain resources that assign governments, the UN, business, communities and individuals specific roles in the fight to end slavery. In his new book, The Slave Next Door, he explores the relationship of slavery and environmental destruction. Armed with a compelling presence and a hopeful heart, he is enticing the world to help, so that we can all one day say the words: Mission Accomplished.
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What books has Kevin Bales written?
Kevin Bales has written 3 books in the Books Worth Reading catalogue: "Slavery today", "Blood and earth", "Modern slavery". Each is quality-verified and paired with their TED talk.
What does Kevin Bales write about?
Kevin Bales's books on Books Worth Reading cover Science & Technology, Business & Economics, Fiction & Literature.
What is Kevin Bales known for?
Kevin Bales brings an urgent moral clarity to one of humanity's most urgent crises: modern slavery persists in the contemporary world not as historical remnant but as thriving criminal enterprise affecting millions. What distinguishes Bales's intellectual contribution is his refusal to treat slavery...
What is Kevin Bales's TED talk?
Kevin Bales's most-watched TED talk is "How to combat modern slavery: Kevin Bales on TED.com" (2010). It is paired with their books on Books Worth Reading.