Launch of Migrant Women Forum’s #WomenAtForefront Online Series
— March 2, 2022Launch of Migrant Women Forum’s #WomenAtForefront Online Series
As a newly established network, Migrant Women Forum is launching the #WomenAtForefront online series. The series aims to showcase member organizations and individual members of the MWF network and highlight the significant work they have done to address women migrant workers’ issues and to advocate for women’s rights in the world of migration and mobility.
Migrant Women Forum is a loose, informal network of organizations from Asia, Middle East, and the Pacific, working on issues of gender, women, and migration. The network was established in 2019 and convened by Migrant Forum in Asia (MFA), the Cross-Regional Center for Refugees and Migrants (CCRM), and PacificWin Pacific in Istanbul, Turkey during a cross-regional dialogue on gender and labor migration in the Asia Middle East Corridor.
The series will be launched on International Women’s Day, 08 March 2022 on Migrant Women Forum’s online platforms which will soon be announced. Further information will be posted, please do look forward to it!
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