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How youth advocates like Sumitra are shaping a more inclusive future
A child labor survivor now human rights advocate, Sumitra stood before the United Nations (UN) House in Kathmandu’s audience not merely as an attendee but as a leader.
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A close nexus: Climate change and vulnerability to exploitation
Climate change is not just an environmental crisis; it is a direct driver of human vulnerability, exacerbating the conditions that lead to child and ...
GoodWeave releases videos on workplace rights for Bangladesh garment workers
GoodWeave is dedicated to promoting workers’ rights and improving working conditions across global supply chains. With generous fu...
GoodWeave and VisionSpring provide eye care in India’s carpet weaving communities
Early this month, GoodWeave and its local partner, VisionSpring, hosted the first of 40 free comprehensive eye screening camps fo...
Global project funder, Traid, reaffirms commitment to combat child labor in textile communities with GoodWeave
Traid and GoodWeave partner again to increase equality and prevent child labor in textile communities ...
GoodWeave International announces new membership and leadership on board of directors
Samir Goswami, Chavi Keeney Nana, and Dr. Kalpana Sankar join primary governance body; Michelle Fenty, Shamarukh Mohiuddin, Sam...
The Netherlands Enterprise Agency visits GoodWeave’s program areas in Bangladesh and Nepal
Last month, Marloes Philippo, Project Coordinator at the Fund Against Child Labour (FBK), visited GoodWeave’s program ar...
