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!
UN Women: Ensuring Safe and Regular Migration for Migrant Women and Girls in the Context of Climate Change
From UN Women: Climate change is a global emergency that puts the achievement of gender equality at great risk. As climate change intensifies around the world, many women and girls, especially those in situations of vulnerability, migrate in search of safety,...
Protection of the labour and human rights of migrant workers
The UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants, Felipe González Morales, shared his latest report, Protection of the Labour and Human Rights of Migrant Workers, in July. The report highlights the human rights challenges faced by migrant workers, analyzing...
The transformative power of intersectionality – Robert Bosch-Stiftung
Robert Bosch Stiftung has just published a new e-booklet -- The Transformative Power of Intersectionality. Women in Migration Network was one of eleven organizations participating a Bosch foundation program exploring intersectionality. The e-booklet -- available in...