The document proposes a new Passover ritual called "The 18 Minute Game" that connects the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt to modern slavery. It suggests having Seder participants compete to complete as many tasks to fight modern slavery as possible within 18 minutes, such as getting informed about slavery, donating to anti-trafficking organizations, or telling a story about slavery at the Seder. Participants could compete against other Seders online. The goal is to create a fun new tradition that inspires action against human trafficking in line with the values of Passover.

1. The 18 Minute Game A Passover Competition

2. Passover: “Remember the day on which you went forth from Egypt, from the house of slavery, and how God freed you with a mighty hand” - Exodus 13:3 Slavery: 26 million slaves, indentured servants, And trafficked people in the world today. CRS estimates 17,500 people enslaved and trafficked in the United States every year. 18 Minutes: The sages established that the time necessary for the fermentation process to take place is eighteen minutes after water has been added to the flour; 18 minutes After water is added to flour, fermentation occurs and the matzo becomes chametz, or leavened.

3. A GAME CONNECTING OUR LIBERATION TO LIBERATION TODAY The 18 Minute Game

4. There’s a lot we can do about slavery today

5. In fact, here some you can do in 18 minutes Get informed about modern slavery Share info with friends on Facebook Email to your congress person Remove chocolate that isn’t free-trade from your house Ditto coffee Donate $18 to an anti trafficking organization Volunteer for an anti-slavery organization Tell a story at your Seder….

6. How do I play? Before the Seder Sign up online; give your Seder a name (Seders all over the country will be competing) If you prefer paper to a screen, print out materials for your guests beforehand. Erev Passover, go to the website and press You have 18 minutes

7. GAMEPLAY A checklist of activities will appear Click one, and instructions, email templates, or whatever is appropriate to that activity will appear Your team races around to accomplish as many slavery-fighting activities as they can as the game timer counts down from 18 minutes to zero. Each time you finish an activity, check it off on the website, and it will tally the score. You can compete for fun, or against Seders relatives are having in another part of the country, or try to win it all The site will track and announce individual winners, best city, most tasks done per-person, etc. Winning Seders get some kind of prize, maybe a basket of delicious breads to be delivered 8 days later

8. Questions/Tasks Workable idea? Catchy enough? How do we optimize game play? What needs to be done to implement? What needs to be done to publicize?

9. What’s a home run? A new Passover ritual that Creates something fun people want to add to their Seders Does something significant to fight slavery and human trafficking Ties the story of our liberation to an action that embodies our values Becomes part of the eder

10. The 18 Minute Game