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 that include:
- Just Transition for Home Based Workers.
- Cyber Crime and Online Safety.
- Labour Rights Awareness and Worker Education.
- Gender Issues in the Informal Economy.
- Social Protection for Domestic Workers.
- Trade Union Self-Reform: Organisational and Strategic Renewal.
- Climate Crisis and Just Transition.
- Workplace Violence – Convention 190.
Study Circle Coordinators from Africa represent the following organisations:
Kenya Union of Hair and Beauty Workers | Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Economy Associations |Malawi Union for the Informal Sector| Workers in Informal Economy Network Uganda | Kopanang Domestic Workers Association Lesotho | Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers Union of Nigeria | Mayo Kasalwe Learning and Development Centre | Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance | National Union of Textile Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria | Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa | Patsimeredu Edutainment Trust | Zim Entertainment Media Association
Study Circle Coordinators from Asia represent the following organisations:
Women’s Creation Center | Mujeres Workers Progressive Alliance | Ikatan Persaudaraan PMI | Chemical, Energy, Mine Workers Union | Persatuan Pekerja Rumah Tangga Indonesia Migran | Batas Manggagawa Workers’ School |Centre for Labour and Social Studies Nepal |Labour Education Foundation
Study Circles Coordinators from Latin America represent the following organisations:
Center for the Promotion of Democracy, Dialogue and Development | Instituto de Altos Estudios Sindicales |Instituto Internacional de Estudios y Capacitacion del Sur | Programa Laboral de Desarrollo | Escuela Nacional Sindical |Central Nacional de Trabajadores
- If you or your organisation are interested to form a study circle group or programme, let us know! Please send a message to secretariat@ifwea.org
- Download our Study Circles for Social Change Information Packet 2026.