Spain Programs
Migrant Justice

We work to advance the rights of migrant LBTIQ+ women and LBTIQ+ community members who organize to defend their rights, freedom and dignity. Our goal is to accompany those who foster diverse leadership and create sustainable, anti-racist structures.

Challenges faced by migrants in Spain

Migrants in Spain face numerous challenges and forms of violence that limit their integration and well-being. These difficulties include:

    • Racist violence: Job discrimination and the precariousness of employment are common, as well as the limited access to public servicess essentials such as health and education.

 

  • Male violence: The migrant women are especially vulnerable to gender-based violence, confronting harassment and exploitation both at home and at work.
The Situation of Domestic and Care Workers

Domestic and care workers, The majority of the population, most of them migrants, play a crucial role in society. Despite their important contribution, they face precarious working conditions, The company's employees work long hours, with low wages and lack of basic labor rights. Your work, The new product is essential for countless households, continues to be invisible and undervalued.

Our commitment

We join collectives led by women and migrant dissidents who organize for change this reality. Our support includes:

  • Project promotion: We collaborate with these groups to to develop and carry out their projects.
  • Amplify voices: We facilitate to make their voices heard before public institutions and society to have greater political influence.
  • Internal strengthening: We provide access to economic and material resources to strengthen the groups internally.
Calala Migrant Justice

What do the groups we support do?

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They support access to legal residency, public services, housing, health and decent work.

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Promote a life free of racism and violence.

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Strengthen the women's networks and migrant dissidence.

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They work for elimination of the Aliens Act to move towards a fairer and more equitable system.

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They create new narratives and fight against hate speech.

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They defend the domestic workers' rights and Care.

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Manage collective care networks, self-care and healing processes.

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They drive the rights of refugees and the collective LTBIQ+

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Value and promote the recognition of ancestral knowledge and claim the decoloniality.

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Promote collectives with sustainable and anti-racist structures.

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They work to ensure that the migrants achieve validation of their studies and find jobs in accordance with their capabilities and experience.

Who do we support?

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Sirirí Collective - Migrant Women Creating

 

Sirirí was born in 2017 as an effort a group of Latin American migrant women living in Grenada. They work to strengthen the civic participation of migrant women through meeting spaces and support networks. Workshops are held for migrant women on their rights sexual and reproductive rights, its political and social participation and self-management. Also organize activities such as documentary film nights on women's rights or campaigns on the importance of political participation. Together with other organizations, are playing a key role in Andalusia to coordinate with other migrant collectives, holding meetings and networking.

 

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Women Voices and Resistance

 

It is an association made up of diverse migrant and racialized women in the city of Valencia. They gather different feminist and anti-racist expressions, looking for a more effective way ofto enunciate the violence that crosses their lives and above all, from their voices to make visible the resistances and weavings that create together in this territory. They are not just an association, they are a political commitment to friendship, care, community and joy. They are committed to roving stereotypes and prejudices, to find common struggles, to defend our bodies.

 

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Zaragoza Association of Domestic and Care Workers

 

Created in 2017 as a self-organized collective compose by women, the vast majority of whom are migrants., The aim of the project was to promote the development of a new generation of women who, from their own knowledge of having gone through a migratory process and working in the field of domestic and care work, denounce the systematic violation of their social and labor rights and the low value that our society continues to place on care. From an eFeminist, anti-racist and anti-colonial approach, The women's self-organization and the self-care of women workers (especially female interns) are promoted, mutual support and knowledge of labor, social, reproductive and other rights.

 

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Amalgama Association

 

This collective of Latin American women was formed in 2009. Its main lines of work are: la Interculturality, empowerment of migrant women, active anti-racism and prevention of gender-based violence, in the context of the Community of Madrid.

 

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Mika Internationalist Sorority

 

They are a feminist association that seeks to establish ties of cooperation and accompaniment with different collectives and social movements,  by doing  political incidence  of all this. His work has as its axis, accompanying women and pregnant women in the event of rights violations, promoting Sexual and Reproductive rights and collaborate in the implementation of Comprehensive Sexuality Education, as a universal right in all areas. They are a link in the Red de Socorristas en Red (feminists who abort) of Argentina.  Accompany safe abortions care and feminists.

 

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Other programs in Spain

We support feminist and LGTBIAQ+ organizations in Spain with funding, training and accompaniment to strengthen their social impact.
We collaborate for the protection of feminist activists and collectives working for equality, justice, freedom and anti-racism in Spain.
With the Dalia Fund, we support women-led social and solidarity economy organizations that promote the autonomy and social and economic leadership of women and people from the LBTIQ+ community.
We work with collectives from Abya Yala (Latin America), Afros and Gypsies, who focus on challenging colonial systems their struggle against racism, while reclaiming ancestral knowledge.
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