Ahead of its arrival at Toothill Village Centre in November, Medaille Trust’s 20 Years, 20 Stops Art Roadshow has been featured in Swindon Advertiser. The article highlights the roadshow’s aim to raise awareness of modern slavery and challenge perceptions by placing survivors’ stories at the heart of the exhibition.
Marking Medaille Trust’s 20th anniversary, the exhibition will showcase artwork created by survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery, offering local audiences a personal insight into experiences of trauma, recovery, resilience and hope.
Bringing the art roadshow to Toothill will give people in Swindon the opportunity to encounter survivors’ experiences through art, and learn more about the realities of modern slavery, helping to make an often unseen issue more visible and human. Medaille Trust hopes the exhibition will spark conversations, deepen understanding and encourage greater empathy for those who have experienced exploitation.
Read the full piece here.
The art roadshow will be at The Hub, Toothill Village Centre, Swindon SN5 8DH from Monday 23 to Friday 27 November 2026, giving local residents the opportunity to experience the artwork and learn more about Medaille Trust’s work supporting survivors.
