PAWA members participated in a workshop organized by legal support charity the Anti-Trafficking and Labour Exploitation Unit (ATLEU) and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) where care workers could learn about their employment and immigration rights, help journalists expose the biggest problems in the social care sector, and support worker organisers to push for improvements…

PAWA recently held the first of what is hoped to be a monthly space for PAWA members in the southwest of England Wales to drop-in. At the drop-in you can have a beverage, get advice on rights and collaborate on ideas for PAWA’s next steps, all whilst having childcare provided and fresh tasty food on…

Members of PAWA and Equal Care Coop met to scope out possibilities for collaboration including how Equal Care Cooperative might be able to support the development of regional Equal Care African Care Workers Circles that could set up their own care cooperative service in their locality. We look forward to continue these fruitful conversations with Equal…

Members of PAWA attended a conference for grassroots trade unionists: https://troublemakersat.work/ Here are some pictures and a video documenting our participation.

On June 11th, 2023, PAWA seized an opportunity to participate in a Parliamentary discussion on addressing the UK’s crisis of care. The journey to the event was made possible through the funding and support of both the IWW and Notes from Below. During the meeting, the focus surprisingly shifted away from labor-related issues in the…