A paradigm shift for Care and Domestic Work.
The world is being cared for by workers of the formal and informal economy, however, only the former has recognition, albeit incomplete. With the COVID-19
The world is being cared for by workers of the formal and informal economy, however, only the former has recognition, albeit incomplete. With the COVID-19
Organize, Organize, Organize: How we do it! Sharing our best recruiting practices in Africa In this booklet we share the good practices domestic workers in
Every 5 years, IDWF develops a strategic plan based on the vision of its membership and leadership. It derives theories of change, priorities, and demands
As we reflect on the victories gained by domestic workers worldwide in 2022, it’s clear these achievements have been realized because of the relentless efforts
Rosa: Lima, Peru Rosa has been a domestic worker in Lima for 32 years. A single mother, she’s proud to provide her 19-year-old daughter with
Maria: Mexico City, Mexico Like many indigenous domestic workers in Mexico, Maria is an internal migrant – travelling from a small village to Mexico City.
As a result of nearly two decades of mobilization and advocacy by the Sindicato Nacional