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#InternationalMigrantsDay: Uplifting Migrant Workers’ Voices Jean, founder of PPMA in Thailand, highlights how funding creates safe spaces for migrant workers to share experiences, amplify their voices, and build resilience through unity and advocacy.

#InternationalMigrantsDay: Advocating for Migrants’ Rights Our speaker shared how witnessing exploitation and lack of labour rights drove her to organise migrant communities, & how feminist funding is crucial for education & tools like Zoom & petition writing.

Join us for this #Webinar co-organised with FreedomCollaborative where we'll discuss whether the funding for #humantrafficking work reaches survivors & the negative impacts it may have, as well as the challenges that NGOs face in accessing it. Register: bit.ly/4gyFOjT

Marking 30 years of GAATW’s collective journey! Our 30th anniversary video, first presented at the IMCC in October, is now available to watch. Join us in celebrating decades of solidarity, advocacy & action. Watch: bit.ly/40czNm1

.Brigada Callejera de Apoyo a la Mujer Elisa Mtz AC, a GAATW member, supports sex workers, migrants in transit & Indigenous communities in Mexico. This short film offers a glimpse into their courageous work & the fight for their rights. Watch now w/ English subtitles: bit.ly/4g9ut95

Women porters in Yogyakarta’s markets faced job losses after COVID-19, but they didn’t give up. With support from Yasanti, they organised, built skills & even started their own businesses. Watch their journey of resilience & solidarity: youtube.com/watch?v=yUIW2m…

New research by GAATW member FLEX reveals how asylum seekers in the UK face systemic delays & bureaucratic barriers when seeking the right to work, leaving them in limbo, vulnerable to exploitation & excluded from the labour market. Read here: bit.ly/3EHGmpp

Reminder: Call for Papers! @ATRJournal seeks submissions for its Special Issue on Corporate Accountability & Forced Labour in Value Chains. We want insights on how trade laws & import bans impact workers, especially in the Global South. Link below:

Sex workers are workers! This video, part of our Women Workers for Change (#WW4C) programme, amplifies the voices of sex workers & grassroots-based organisations fighting for rights, safety & dignity. Watch now! youtube.com/watch?v=2Xg0jY…

From Farmers to Entrepreneurs: This video by WINS showcases women workers securing land rights, gaining recognition as farmers & building businesses. Once denied entitlements, they’re now leaders & changemakers. Watch here: #WomenWorkers #WomensRights bit.ly/4k91vJx

Fully Funded PhD Opportunity! Research how anti-trafficking funding shapes policy & practice at University of Dundee, in collab with Edinburgh Napier University & La Strada International Covers tuition + stipend Apply by 10 April here: sgsss.ac.uk/studentship/fo…

For years, the U.S. has led global anti-trafficking efforts - but where did the money go? A new study shows most funding focused on reactive responses, not root causes like poverty or inequality. Now, with foreign aid cuts, those root causes will worsen: antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/atrj…

Meet Accem, a #GAATW member in Madrid In this interview, Carmen Martinez shares how their anti-trafficking work supports vulnerable communities—and how factors like the climate crisis shape risks of trafficking. Read: gaatw.org/members/meet-o…