Newsletter No.1 June 2005
INTRODUCTION TO GMGN GMGN RESOURCES

Welcome to the Global Migration and Gender Network (GMGN)

The GMGN was established as a result of a two-day workshop on gender and international migration, convened in March 2005 by the Global Commission on International Migration (GCIM).  Its purpose is to provide a means for practitioners and researchers with an interest in this issue to share information and ideas on a regular basis.  The co-ordination will initially be assumed by the GCIM Secretariat. 
   
The network will be issuing a regular newsletter to all network subscribers, incorporating links to relevant documents, news of forthcoming conferences and publications, book reviews and opinion pieces.  The success of the network and its newsletter will depend on the input provided by subscribers.  Please inform your colleagues of this initiative and provide the GMGN with items that you would like to feature in the newsletter.
We are delighted to say that a number of eminent people in the field of gender and international migration have already expressed their support for the network.  Their messages can be found below.

Jeff Crisp, Director of Policy and Research, Secretariat, GCIM

Rebekah Thomas, GCIM Secretariat/ GMGN Coordinator

Migration and Gender

IOM Gender and Migration Fact sheet

Situación Laboral de las Mujeres en España 

Gender Dimensions of International Migration 

Forced Migration Review, Gender and Displacement, Vol.9, Dec.2000

BRIDGE Cutting Edge Pack

UNRISD Gender Equality: Striving for Justice in an Unequal World 

Gender and Remittances

INSTRAW Report on Remittances

Gender and Development

2004 DAW World Survey on the Role of Women in Development

Gender Mainstreaming in Development Organizations: Policy, Practice and Institutional Change

Refugees and Gender

UNHCR's age and gender mainstreaming pilot project: synthesis report

Refugee Women: from volunteers to employers: a research project on paid and unpaid work in the voluntary sector and vounteering as a pathway into emplyoment

Refugee Council: Making Women Visible in Asylum and Refugee Systems  

Refugee and Asylum Seeking women: challenges, changes, choices

Contesting and Reinforcing Patriarchy: An Analysis of Domestic Violence in the Dzaleka Refugee Camp

Gendered Migrations: Towards Gender Sensitive Policies in the UK, Asylum and Migration Working Paper 6, London Institute for Public Policy Research

Trafficking

Searching for Best Practices to Counter Human Trafficking in Africa: A Focus on Women and Children

Is Trafficking in Human Beings Demand Driven? A Multi-Country Pilot Study

Protection and Aid for Female Marriage Migrants

Domestic Workers

Philippines: Good Practice for the Protection of Filipino Women Migrant Workers in Vulnerable Jobs

IOM: The World in Motion: Short essays on migration and gender 

International Migration and Gender workshop - Report 

ILO Gender and Migration in Arab states: The Case of Domestic Workers 

Report of the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants: Migrant domestic workers

Exploratory Study on Foreign Domestic Work in Syria

Protecting Women Migrant Workers From Going Into Exploitative Work Situations

EVENTS/ACTIVITIES LINKS

Residential Training Workshop on Migration, Globalisation, Security and Development
Rajendrapur, Bangladesh

19-28 November 2005

The South Asia Migration Resource Network (SAMReN) is organising a ten-day residential course on Migration, Globalisation, Security and Development from 19-28 November 2005. The course will be held at the BRAC Centre for Development Management (BCDM), Rajendrapur, Bangladesh.
 
Click here for further details /attachements/Residential training.pdf

Seminario Regional (*) sobre la Protección de las Mujeres Migrantes Trabajadoras Domésticas
América Latina

Centro Internacional de la formacion de la OIT en Turin

Click here for further details (Spanish only) /attachements/ACTRAV.pdf


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