Mujeres Supervivientes leads the Seville case study of DignityFIRM’s Participatory Action Research in Spain. Its funder Antonia Ávalos Torres and the peer-researchers in Seville Lina Marcela Rincón Barón and Roberto...
COVID-19 as a catalyst for re-regulating migrant labour in the German meat industry This working paper examines the 2020 enactment of the Occupational Safety Control Act (OSCA) as a case-study...
Policy Brief – Employer Sanctions in the Netherlands: How to Bridge Policy Silo’s to Protect Migrant Workers This policy brief builds on a workshop on employer sanctions in case of the...
EU Policy Updates Note 9 This Note provides an overview of relevant policy developments in the four domains covered by the DignityFIRM project which took place at the European Union (EU)...
I arrived in Poland in 2023 seeking stability for myself and my children. My first job was in a poultry plant, where I experienced firsthand the reality faced by many...
My name is Hamo Salhein from Sudan. I used to speak out about human rights in Sudan until I ended up feeling unsafe in Sudan and had to leave. I decided...
Navigating Precarity Between Law and Profit: Migrant Riders in Italy, Poland and Spain This article examines how platform‐mediated food delivery work shapes the socio‐economic inclusion and exclusion of migrants in Italy,...
Participatory Action Research (PAR). Migrant organisations led actions This deliverable builds on the Cross-Country comparative report, which presented the overall Participatory Action Research (PAR) methodology applied across three case studies and...
Participatory Action Research (PAR) with migrant workers in farm to fork sectors in Amsterdam, Seville and Wroclaw One innovative aspect of DignityFIRM is the integration of a dedicated Work Package on Participatory...
European food supply chain industries - such as agriculture, meat processing, delivery, and hospitality - rely on migrant and seasonal labour. Yet, they frequently expose migrant and seasonal workers...