📢Congratulations to the awardees of #SanitationWorkers Research Awards'22, announced at the #UNCWaterandHealth conference.
🏆Check out the details of the awardees, and the abstracts: https://t.co/EejKRrZ0Oc
Applications are open for the 3rd edition of the Sanitation Workers Research Awards. Calling researchers who are working on the #health, #safety and #dignity of #sanitationworkers.
Application instructions and details here 👉 https://t.co/SQs40n8JeG
New paper!
Latest paper with @SallyCawood@ZaqoutMariam and @BEonthetoilet discusses the importance of engaging with the rights of sanitation workers from equity and inclusion perspectives:
https://t.co/9EHcitpQtL
Missed the session on 'Strengthening evidence on #SanitationWorkers rights'? Check out the replay here: https://t.co/W1ADmADVH9
👇Highlights in the thread below.
Thanks to all participants and presenters!
#UNCWaterandHealth@UNC_Water_Inst
Why is #research on #SanitationWorkers rights important? What are the key research priorities?
Join us for the discussion at the #UNCWaterandHealth Conference.
⏰26 Oct, 8.30 EST. In-person and livestream.
👉 Register here: https://t.co/l5SjsSYUAd
📢This account, created for the Sanitation Workers Forum, will be temporarily managed by the Initiative for Sanitation Workers, a global advocacy initiative for #SanitationWorkers rights by @ilo@wateraid@WHO@SNV_Water@WorldBankWater. Watch out for exciting updates!
I will be speaking tomorrow on the situation of Christian Sanitation Workers in Pakistan (https://t.co/8LWUYtpcOJ) at an Online Side Event organized by @MinorityRights@UNHumanRights@Anti_Slavery and @UN Voluntary Trust Fund on Contemporary Forms of Slavery. (1/6)
Ensuring the rights of sanitation workers is crucial to achieving #SDG6 - #CleanWater and sanitation for all.
Check out the new Sanitation Workers Knowledge and Learning Hub launched in collaboration with @SNV_Water@WorldBankWater@WHO & @ilo@susana_org https://t.co/xGHXnecHaJ
It is possible to grieve and recognise someone's contribution, AND at the same time acknowledging their legacy as a whole, while holding space for the grief of those who have suffered
(4/4)
Glorious tributes for the Queen, and the accompanying tone-policing by media and those in power - lacking an understanding and acknowledgement of the monarchy's legacy of colonialism - have triggered wounds among those who've been colonised:
* a thread * (1/4)
3. Expecting victims of abuse to necessarily exhibit love/reverence/forgiveness for a person/institution symbolising centuries of brutal oppression and human rights violations- is damaging for people who are yet to heal from the wounds of intergenerational trauma.
(3/4)
My condolences to the South Asian, Arab, African, Persian and Caribbean folk getting gaslit by doting coverage of the last grand symbol of the colonizing British Empire. More than 2.5 billion of us are still recovering.
75 years after independence, some Indians are still forced to clean human excreta for a living. A comic thread on manual scavenging in India, for @Article14live.
Launch of the #SanitationWorkers knowledge platform at #WorldWaterWeek @saltiel_water
Highlights the situation of sanitation workers and remind us that this is not only a matter of rights, it is also a matter of having a workforce that can deliver SDG 6.2 https://t.co/avPx9lGbRv