During the 114th Session of the International Labour Conference (ILC) of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) held in June, IFWEA was afforded a meeting with the Bureau for Workers’ Activities (ACTRAV).
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A historic milestone for platform workers was reached this year at the 114th International Labour Conference in Geneva when the International Labour Organisation (ILO) adopted Convention 193 on Decent Work in the Platform Economy.
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IFWEA Study Circle Coordinators for Africa, Asia and Latin America have been announced. The Coordinators will be leading groups in their respective organisations, focusing on a range of topics.
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“Welcome to the Book Fair of Lucid Rebellion.” The inaugural Trade Union and World of Work Book Fair took place in May in Argentina.
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How Study Circles are changing the lives of women in Nepal – and inspiring others. We speak to two women who are in Study Circles with CLASS Nepal.
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IFWEA General Secretary Saliem Patel was interviewed by Finnish publication Demokraati, whilst on an intensive study visit to Sweden, Norway and Finland last year.
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We spoke to Misbah Ayub of WEA about the organisation’s recent conference, their aims for the new year, and sharing common education goals with IFWEA.
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Dan Nicander, the Secretary General of the International Union of Tenants (IUT), recently met with IFWEA and housing and related organisations in South Africa.
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Activist, feminist and worker educator Crystal Dicks worked on two pioneering international education programmes in IFWEA from 2004 to 2008. Former IFWEA General Secretary Sahra Ryklief pays homage to her friend and colleague, who passed away on 6 October 2025.
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IFWEA General Secretary Saliem Patel travelled to Sweden, Norway and Finland on an intensive study visit focused on building international collaboration within the worker education movement.
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Shingirai Manyengavana (Shingie) is a spoken word artist, theatre artist, and master of ceremonies, who is passionate about bringing positive change to his community.
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Kang Yeon Bae is Head of PR and information at the Korean Health and Medical Workers’ Union (KHMU). He talks about the importance of worker education, especially in relation to worker mobilisation.
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IFWEA offers a range of online learning opportunities, some which are self-paced, and some which are facilitated. Melanie Julie, IFWEA Education Programme Manager, speaks about the courses.
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Dan Gallin, who was IFWEA President from 1991 to 2003, passed away at the end of May 2025. His colleagues have honoured him as “a legendary figure in the international labour movement”.
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IFWEA Executive Committee Vice-President Helén Pettersson has stepped down from her role as President of affiliate ABF Sweden, after nearly 13 years of what she describes as an “historic honour”.
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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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