Weaving Hope: Virtual Premiere, Live Panel and Q&A (coming soon)

To celebrate International Women’s Day this March, GoodWeave hosted the virtual premiere of Weaving Hope, a short documentary by filmmaker Rujuta Doshi.

Representing survivor voices at the Sixth Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labor

By Sumitra Basnet

There was a time in my life when work filled my days, and school felt out of reach. I entered the carpet industry as a young child because my family could not afford my education. I learned too early what it meant to carry responsibilities no child should have to bear.

GoodWeave International welcomes new board members, announces governance transition

WASHINGTON, DC, USA, February 12, 2026 — GoodWeave International, the leading global nonprofit organization working to end child and forced labor in global supply chains, has elected Amantia Muhedini and Kimberlee Cornett to its board of directors.

The hidden costs of Trump’s tariffs on global supply chains

Written by Sadikshya Nepal, Director of Advocacy and Communications, GoodWeave International

During his second term in office, President Trump instituted a range of tariffs on dozens of countries globally, setting off a trade war that is disrupting the global economy.

Hem Moktan: He Made It

Hem Moktan was 13 years old when he was freed from a carpet factory in Kathmandu by a GoodWeave inspector. He was enrolled in GoodWeave’s transit home for former child laborers where he received an education. He now works to protect other children and serves as Child Development Officer at Nepal GoodWeave Foundation. Hem’s story demonstrates how GoodWeave’s work transforms both global supply chains and individual lives. View both short and long versions of the film.