Martha Newton’s op-ed in Newsweek shares about the opportunity the upcoming Trump administration’s Critical Minerals Ministerial has to focus on forced labor from a national security perspective and the ability to use resources from enhanced prosecution to fund the resurgence of American industrialization and support American workers.

A new approach to trade deals the U.S. has taken with some Southeast Asian countries more toward bilateral, enforceable reciprocity on labor issues. This could finally offer real hope with efforts to combat forced labor in the region, writes Martha Newton.

As the developed world looks at an aging workforce, a crisis is brewing among younger workers. Martha Newton looks at how to address the “Soft Skills Tsunami” that is enveloping younger workers in the United States and around the world.

Today marks the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery. As we remember, Martha Newton informs us that the new slavery routes are digital— leading to a growth in modern-day slavery that involves artificial intelligence.

On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, long-time human trafficking expert and former UN and US government official, Martha E. Newton, shares her knowledge on where the world stands in the fight against human trafficking.

On World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Workers Memorial Day, read Martha E. Newton’s piece on the importance of a safe and healthy working environment as a fundamental principle and right at work.

Diplomatic Courier names Martha E. Newton as a Brain Trust Advisor to The World in 2050 Think Tank/Do Tank

50 million in modern slavery is 50 million too many. With so much effort being made, why is the world backsliding on ending forced labour and forced marriage? Read Martha’s opinion piece on the new estimates.

Watch Martha give insight into the challenges of youth employment in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.