Videos
- Interview with Catherine Tactaquin: Better Policy Empowering Women. Watch it here.
Stories of Women in Migration
- Akina – Kenya “Right to Remain at Home”
- Brenda – Honduras to Mexico “Woman Who Remains in Transit”
- Parwana – Afghanistan to Germany “Woman Refugee Seeking Asylum”
- Berta – Honduras “Right to Remain Home” Spanish
- Rebeca – El Salvador to US “Refugee from Violence, Without Status” Spanish
- Viola – Zimbabwe to South Africa “Young Migrant Woman”
- Laura – Mexico to US “Transgender Undocumented Migrant”
- Bea – Philippines to Denmark “Undocumented Migrant Woman”
- Ambar – Dominican Republic to Argentina “Trafficked Migrant Woman”
- Mrs. Sheik – India to Kuwait to Saudi Arabia “Migrant Woman Contract Worker”
- Fabiola – Dominican Republic to Haiti “Stateless Due to Racism”
- Spanish Blanca – El Salvador to Mexico “Missing Migrant Son”
- Cristina – Philippines “Woman Who Remains Home”
- Iscah – Kenya to Saudi Arabia “Migrant Woman Contract Worker”
- Alimata – Burkina Faso “Woman Whose Partner Migrates”
- Teresa – El Salvador to US “Threatened by Gangs, Abused by Immigration”
- Spanish Mariana – Mexico to US “A Bittersweet Journey”
- Maria – Mexico to US “Fleeing to Be Valued as a Woman”
Flyers
- WGMWG Flyer (2015)
- Women and Migration: Claiming Rights, Seeking Justice Poster
- International Agreements as Advocacy Tools
- A document prepared for a workshop at the 5th World Social Forum on Migration in 2012 and a workshop at the 57th UN Commission on the Status of Women in 2013.
