Recognizing care work’s value demands rethinking the political and economic system by putting people at the centre and acknowledging the interdependence of all living beings.

The dialogue provided a space to share resistance strategies at the intersection of climate change, gender, and migration. It was organised in collaboration with Amka Africa Justice Initiative, Domestic Workers Advocacy Network, Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO), and Lighthouse Partnerships.

In May 2025, WIMN’s fourth and final cross-sectoral dialogue focused on the Mathare settlement in Nairobi, where women have faced displacement and lost their livelihoods. Women have led the resistance to the impacts of climate change, including severe floods.

Women and gender-diverse people are leading this journey. They are surviving, organizing, and demanding justice at every step. Their courage and resistance remind us that the struggle for safety and dignity is both urgent and collective.

From Gaza to Sudan, Congo to Haiti, Myanmar to Ukraine, people are being forced to flee war, occupation, gender-based violence, climate collapse, and political persecution.

With continued support, this resistance can stop reclamation projects entirely.
The summary is available in English, French, Spanish, and Tagalog.
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In collaboration with SERUNI, PAMALAKAYA, OKUP, and IWRAW-AP, we explored how fisherfolk are resisting displacement and defending their communities.

This summary is grounded in their lived experiences and leadership.

Migrant women sustain families, communities and entire ecnomies. They are leaders in the global fight for justice. We celebrate them!

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