WIDE+ promotes women*’s rights of migrants, undocumented workers, trafficked and others that are on the move or have come from another country through different projects, coordinated through its European Working Group. WIDE+ is currently facilitating the WE-EMPOWER project.
The WIDE+ Feminist Movement Building Working Group works together to provide spaces for transnational feminist collaboration and reflection in Europe, find out more here. It facilitates also a youth volunteer group that is managing a European campaign.
WIDE+ coordinates a European Working group for a feminist EU trade policy and participates in the FINDHR project to prevent, detect, and mitigate intersectional gendered discrimination in Algorithmic hiring, as well as build capacity on gender and climate justice.
Do you believe with us that we can move towards a world where the rights and well-being of people, care and ecology are put before profit? Do you believe in the strength of international feminist collaboration to hold our politicians’ feet to the fire in Europe?
We invite you to get involved.
Join one of our Working Groups, become a member (associations and individuals), volunteer or donate (see button below) to make our work possible:
22 September marked the start of the 25th anniversary conference of the European Trade Justice Coalition (ETJC), previous Seattle2Brussels (S2B). This is a European coalition of a diverse group of civil society that has been pushing back on neo-liberal trade…
Hybrid international conference in Brussels: Reducing intersectional discrimination in algorithmic hiring processes through a multistakeholder approach Location: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas Rue du Trône 62, 1050 Ixelles, Brussels, Belgium Date and time: 16 October 2025, 9.30-16.30 Registration – free…
Chaotic Times in Global Trade Part 2: Gendered Intersections of Trade and Militarism, 26 September 2025 The webinar can be viewed here On 26 September, WIDE+ is co-convening a webinar entitled ‘Chaotic Times in Global Trade Part 2: Gendered Intersections of…
