in 2020 and 2021, and as part of the Robert Bosch Stiftung Support Program “Reducing Inequalities through Intersectional Practice”, the Women in Migration Network (WIMN) convened several virtual dialogues to engage and explore with organizations and activists on how to practice a feminist and intersectional approach to migration. These spaces were part of WIMN’s long-term cross-regional and cross-sectoral movement-building strategy and provided valuable perspectives and insights. Standing at the crossroads of gender, migration, race, labor, and climate change, this report analyses how to look at migration from an intersectional perspective, and reflects on the collective knowledge gained through these dialogues and the participating organizations that co-created them.
The report is on the Woman in Migrations Website also available for download in French and Spanish.
