The White Pages: On the Legality of Slavery and Involuntary Servitude in the U.S. and NJ

Thank you for your interest in receiving the First Edition of The White Pages, a landmark document emerging from the White Page Symposium held in Newark, NJ at Rutgers University.

The Symposium brought together abolitionist leaders from states that have already removed the except clause, alongside judicial professionals, social justice advocates, reentry and violence interventions practitioners, academics, community organizers and non profit partners. Together, participants united around a shared commitment to abolishing every form of slavery that persists today.

By completing this form, you will receive a copy of The White Pages and stay connected to the Abolish Slavery National Network (ASNN) and the NJ End Slavery Coalition, ensuring you receive:

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  • Invitations to future symposia, trainings, and mobilizations
Your information will remain confidential and used solely for communication connected to ASNN's mission and the NJ End Slavery Campaign.

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