Building a feminist migration policy to create a future of equity.
Women in Migration Network (WIMN) is an international network of organizations and individuals that elevates women in migration’s voices, intersectional experiences, and demands to influence and shape migration policy and feminist advocacy.
With a fourteen-year track record of putting gender concerns on the global migration policy agenda, we are connecting issues like climate change, labor rights and economic justice to build a holistic, integrated, cross-sectoral analysis.
WIMN brings together women’s, migrant, and human rights organizations, as well as labor and faith-based groups working at national, regional, and global levels. We are catalyzing more powerful movements and building a more equitable future!
Experiences and Challenges Faced by Migrant Women Affected by Immigration Detention
On International Migrants Day, December 18, this past year, a new policy brief was launched addressing the specific issue of migrant women in detention. The brief, Experiences and Challenges Faced by Migrant Women Affected by Immigration Detention, was a joint effort...
Decent Work at the Nexus Between Climate Change and Migration
The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), a WIMN member, has recently published a new policy brief that explores the intersection of climate change and migration, and implications for labor. Read and download the report (available in Arabic and English) From...
Heroes, Victims, or Slaves? Workers! A new report from GAATW
Strengthening migrant and trafficked women’s rights to inclusive re/integration in Southeast Asia and Europe GAATW, the Global Alliance Against Traffick in Women and a member of WIMN, has published a new report based on qualitative interviews with 329...