Frelsesarmeen i Norden sammen mot menneskehandel

Prosjektet retter seg mot ansatte, medlemmer og frivillige fra Frelsesarmeen i Norge, Sverige og Finland som arbeider med, eller har interesse for, menneskehandel, arbeidslivskriminalitet, sårbare grupper og relaterte temaer.

Her er lenken for å følge møtet på Teams.

Påmelding til konferanse 3. november 2026

Prosjektet gjennomføres høsten 2026 og våren 2027, og vil omfatte to fysiske konferanser. En i Oslo 3. november og en i Stockholm 20. mai, med mulighet for studiebesøk.

Det blir også cirka fire digitale kompetansehevende workshops, samt mulighet for erfaringsutveksling med nordiske kolleger, eksperter og eksterne foredragsholdere.

Prosjektet er finansiert av Nordisk ministerråd via Nordisk kulturkontakt, og kostnadene dekkes av prosjektet. 

Arbeidsspråket er engelsk, og deltakerne bør derfor kunne følge undervisning og samtaler på engelsk.

Dersom dette er noe du kunne tenke deg å delta på, meld deg på i lenka over. 

Kjenner du en kollega fra velferdsarbeidet som kunne være aktuell? Videresend gjerne påmeldingslenken: nordic-oslo-conference-2026.netlify.app

Speakers

Madeleine Sundell
Madeleine Sundell is the National Coordinator against Human Trafficking at The Salvation Army Sweden and holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) with a specialization in Human Rights. She is the co-founder of the Swedish Civil Society Platform Against Human Trafficking and has previously served as Vice Chair of ECPAT Sweden. Madeleine also serves as one of Sweden’s experts in the Council of Europe’s network of specialized lawyers supporting victims of human trafficking.'

Jan Austad
Senior Adviser at the Norwegian Ministry of Justice and Public Security. He brings a greeting to the conference in Oslo and joins the panel.

Dr. Natalia Ollus
Director of HEUNI, the European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control (affiliated with the United Nations), Finland: a leading Nordic researcher on human trafficking, forced labour and the exploitation of migrant workers.

Lars Mamen
Managing Director of Fair Play Bygg Oslo og omegn, Norway: a joint labour–employer initiative that uncovers work-related crime in the construction sector and reports it to the authorities.

Anni Lietonen
Researcher at HEUNI, Finland, working on human trafficking, labour exploitation and the responsibility of businesses. Co-author of Safety for all?, HEUNI's study of remedy for exploited migrant workers in the Nordic region. She speaks on high-risk sectors and the warning signs of labour exploitation in construction, cleaning and agriculture.

Magdalena Lennmarken and Helena Lans
Magdalena Lennmarken, Police Inspector, and Helena Lans, expert, The Secretariat for Inter-Agency Cooperation, The National Operations Department (NOA), the Swedish Police. Both have around 20 years of experience of combating organised crime in different Swedish authorities, Helena from an economist background and Magdalena from policing.

Cecilia Nilsson
Manager of The Salvation Army Safe Havens Trafficking Centre, which focuses on supporting survivors of human trafficking and exploitation in accessing their rights, in collaboration with law firms specialising in criminal law and asylum law. She is a social worker and experienced manager with a background in the non-profit sector, building strong collaborations and partnerships, and combines social impact leadership with previous business experience. Committed to strengthening the legal protection of victims and ensuring that their rights, dignity and individual needs remain at the centre of every response.

Noemi Kadas
Noemi Kadas is a criminal defence lawyer at Brottsbyrån in Stockholm, representing clients as defence counsel, counsel for injured parties, and frequently as a Special Representative for victims. Brottsbyrån is also a long-standing core partner of The Salvation Army Safe Havens Trafficking Centre.