The International Slavery Museum is a campaigning museum that actively engages with contemporary human rights issues. They address ignorance and challenges intolerance, build partnerships with museums, communities and organisations that share their visions. This is for sure a trip you will not forget soon.

The Liverpool International Slavery Museum works towards increasing the understanding of transatlantic, chattel and other forms of enslavement. Through their collections, public engagement, and research, they explore the impact and legacies. This museum highlights the international importance of slavery, both in historic and contemporary context. We will leave from Newton Steps at 9am, estimated to arrive in Liverpool around 12noon. As our entrance is not until 2:30pm, this give you some time to explore Liverpool and have a bite to eat, if you’d like! We will leave Liverpool at 5pm.

Please request any refunds at least three days before the event.