A research project on the collaboration between UNESCO, ILO and IFWEA in the field of workers’ education, will form part of a publication celebrating the 80th anniversary of UNESCO.
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Renalou Cabuyadao explains what Pinta Kultura does in Amman, Jordan. The art collective offers a place for artistic engagement and connection for migrant domestic workers (MDWs).
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The news of the death of Dave Spooner on 20 March 2025 spread sorrow and mourning all over the world among worker-educators who loved him and cherished interacting with him.
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The Library of Life, Love and Loss is a unique initiative created and curated by IFWEA affiliate Adult Learning Wales (ALW) in the UK, and the Polytechnic University of Coimbra in Portugal.
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Muhammad Tajammal Aziz works for the Labour Education Foundation (LEF) in Lahore, Pakistan. Recently, he designed a course on Occupational Health and Safety, which is on OLA.
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The socio-political environment in Venezuela has been becoming increasingly dangerous for trade unionists, activists and community leaders. A worker educator speaks out.
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Diana Siame is a Shop Steward who recently attended two courses with IFWEA, The Role of the Secretary and The Role of the Shop Steward. She talks about her experiences.
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The Foundational Leadership and Life Skills Course, run by IFWEA and the University of Limerick, aimed to enhance participants’ effectiveness when working in and with groups. We get feedback from participants here.
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Benjamin Alvero is the newly-appointed Executive Director of The Labor Education and Research Network (LEARN) in the Philippines, which is an IFWEA affiliate. We speak to Benjamin about his new position, the role of LEARN, and the crucial importance of worker education.
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Angelina Ludovice-Katoh is President and CEO of the Mujeres Workers Progressive Alliance (MWPA), based in the Philippines. She explains how she set up her study circle.
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Ntsako Mathebula of the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (DENOSA) in South Africa has become a study circle leader for the IFWEA study circles programme.
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Justina Jonas is the Secretary General of the Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (MANWU), in Namibia. She spoke to us about trade unions and learning.
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The Role of the Secretary is a new course which forms part of the IFWEA focus on developing organisational development skills.
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IFWEA affiliate SOLIDAR will be running a three-part training session on Global Just Transition training sessions, featuring a focus on the Global Gateway.
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Monicah Gachuki is the National Organiser for The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU), which recently was on strike for 56 days since March 2024.
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Shikha Sethia recently completed the IFWEA Crash Course in Online Design, a three-day mini-course aimed at helping participants to design their own courses.
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Japhet Shida from Kenya has recently completed the IFWEA Popular Online Pedagogy (POP) certificate course, which is made up of three components.
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Creating a safe and inclusive environment for the Trans and Queer community to have proper job opportunities and to live with dignity.
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Sulaima Ramadan from Ibtikar tells us about the Puppet Programme in Pakistan, and how it represents Palestinian heritage and culture.
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IFWEA hosted a webinar covering 16 countries and 19 organisations who participated in the Study Circles for Social Change programme in 2023.
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