Since the early 1900s when women began migrating to Canada to work as caregivers, we have been organizing. And we will continue organizing until Canada ratifies ILO Convention 189, until
Thousands of domestic workers celebrated the International Domestic Workers Day on June 16 Facebook IDWF Facebook Event 2017 International Domestic Workers Day: All for one, One for all! >>> NDWA
DomEQUAL EVENT SERIES Venice Symposium #2 – The Global Fight For Domestic Workers’ Rights Details Thursday 15 June 2017 – 15.30 Roundtable 1: Anti-Racist & Feminist Movements Myrtle Witbooi, IDWF
In 2017, 21.3 million people worldwide are refugees displaced from their homelands. One of the few employment options available to women (and girl) refugees, who account for 50 per cent
In honor of International Domestic Workers Day (IDWD) we want to share these resources: Films & Toolkits 1/ Check out this short documentary film that illustrates how we organized from
Several IDWF leaders from the ExCo, staff, and affiliates are participating now in the International Labour Conference discussions on labour migration, governance, and fair recruitment, ensuring the realities and needs
As a result of a series of actions led by the IDWF team in Latin
One of the IDWF activities between Namibia and Malawi was to have the exchange visit. It involves DW leaders and...
The IDWF has included in its 5 years strategic plan (2016 – 2020) the goal to train 950 domestic workers...
The handbook will inspire domestic workers and their organizations to eliminate exploitative, harmful and hazardous child domestic work, promote decent...
Under the auspices of the trade unions of domestic workers, a conference on the strategy to be adopted for the...
Strong domestic workers’ organizations – in the form of trade unions, cooperatives, associations or other membership-based organizations – have been...
Domestic worker leaders and members need to learn how to plan for success to build strong and sustainable organizations. Planning...
