About this series
In celebration of the 5th anniversary of the adoption of the International Labour Organization’s Violence and Harassment Convention (C190), Devex and FORGE have launched a new narrative series spotlighting the intersection of gender-based violence and harassment and climate change in the world of work.
The series will explore the essential leadership of women workers, particularly migrant workers and those in the informal economy, as drivers of inclusive and disruptive change. This series highlights their pivotal role in championing ILO C190's adoption and implementation and explores how they continue to address these critical issues by shifting power and influencing policy.
Women workers leading to end gender-based violence and harassment at work
Women workers led a global campaign that resulted in a binding international labor treaty – ILO C190 – protecting workers from gender-based violence and harassment in the world of work. Devex spoke with two leaders at the forefront of the movement about what’s needed to implement it.
By Devex Partnerships Read the article
Opinion: Women workers challenge gender-based violence and climate risk
Women workers have built a global movement to end gender-based violence and harassment in the world of work. As climate change exacerbates GBVH at work, funders can play a key role to support women-led movements for justice.
By Jana Morgan, Ghada Abdel Tawab, Vijay Simhan Read the articleWatch
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FORGE is a collaborative of philanthropic donors working to advance a global economy that works for all. By pooling expertise and resources we enable community and worker-led movements to catalyze change at the intersections of the world's most pressing issues.