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The coalition of farmworkers created in Florida, in Immokalee, to create an equitable supply chain with US supermarkets, is now inspiring #Mexican workers on the other side of the border. https://t.co/XkNsWeMeSK

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Domestic Workers @domesticworkers·

11 Dec

"Alia is proving that portable benefits are possible, are important to workers and that people will use them... it changes the lives of workers today and informs policies about what’s possible tomorrow.” #TuesdayThoughts
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United Nations@UN·

11 Dec

"We are the face of change & we're ready to work with you. We just need you to give us a seat at the table and take us seriously."

Activist @cherylperera spoke in front of 🌍 leaders in Marrakech, urging them to include young people in decisions on Global Compact #ForMigration.

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UN Women@UN_Women·

11 Dec

We're calling on countries to implement Global Compact #ForMigration in a way that recognizes and addresses the different realities faced by migrant women, men, girls and boys: https://t.co/YSnTaMob2b

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Women in Migration @WomenMigration·

11 Dec

@WomenMigration @Oxfam @SolidarityCntr @UNWomen press conference today at UN conference to launch #MarrakechWomensRightsManifesto #ForMigration #GlobalCompactforMigration #RoadFromMarrakech

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