Great news! Episode 4 of the Here to Help Podcast is out now available on a number of platforms! We sat down with Patricia, lead case worker @ThisIsLebanonLB , to discuss the Kafala system in Lebanon. Check it out thru the link below -
https://t.co/2ybHhjr37y
Today would also be incomplete if I do not take time out to honor organisations that are intentional about women's rights and needs.
Organisations like:
- @SanitaryAidNG
- @feminist_co
- @Here2Help_NG
- @MirabelCentreNG
- @AfricanARDA
May history never forget your efforts.
Today would also be incomplete if I do not take time out to honor organisations that are intentional about women's rights and needs.
Organisations like:
- @SanitaryAidNG
- @feminist_co
- @Here2Help_NG
- @MirabelCentreNG
- @AfricanARDA
May history never forget your efforts.
1) We are excited to announce the first iteration of our domestic workers certification program in collaboration with LISA - This certification program is a 8 day training program for those who are looking to work in the domestic services Industry in Nigeria
4) Overall our long term goal is to connected more certified domestic workers with ethical recruitment agencies, while also pushing for regulation to ensure the illegal employment of domestic workers is punishable by the law, overall we aim to protect both employee and employer.
My article on underaged helps & Igbo women which I wrote for @DocumentWomen has been added to the @Here2Help_NG resource pack.
It's in addition to other incredible articles on child labour in Nigeria.
Be sure to check out Here to Help's digital library ❤️
https://t.co/zQG088mWnC
My article on underaged helps & Igbo women which I wrote for @DocumentWomen has been added to the @Here2Help_NG resource pack.
It's in addition to other incredible articles on child labour in Nigeria.
Be sure to check out Here to Help's digital library ❤️
https://t.co/zQG088mWnC
Glad to announce that my article questioning and documenting the abuse of domestic workers by Igbo women has been published by @DocumentWomen.
This was by far the most tasking feature article I've written this year.
Do read and share.
Thanks 🙏🏾
https://t.co/E0Z9zVIpYN
In the timebeing you can read this essay I wrote last year for @DocumentWomen on generalized child labour in Nigeria.
Also: Support organisations like Eradicate Child Labour and @Here2Help_NG.
P.S: @duchesskk and @Jollz are behind Eradicate Child Labour.
https://t.co/2LgB0w1c8Y
This is incredibly heartbreaking! If you want to do more to tackle the issue of Kafala please follow @ThisIsLebanonLB or @dowanunite they do a lot of great work around abolishing Kafala and raising awareness on these matters
Hmm people talking about toxic bosses, employers verbally and physically assaulting them, working till late hours of the night and starting early, living in constant fear and anxiety, all valid concerns, but can you think of any industry in Nigeria where this is the norm? (20mks)
This! And also a lot of peoples first interaction with “employment” is seeing the way those around them treat domestic workers, so that should give you some insight into todays conversation