Empower Migrants
(EMMI)
Improving worker voice through empowerment
We build women migrant workers’ ability to become leaders and transform their community.
Women migrant workers receive training, tools and resources to self-learn and build their skills and knowledge on trafficking and forced labor to conduct activities in their communities.
We Focus On...
Safe jobs
Providing information on human trafficking, safe migration, job opportunities, responsible recruitment, and legal aid for communities.
Soft skills
Building leadership skills for workers and supporting them transfer the knowledge learned during the training to their peers.
Networking
Connecting beneficiaries with job centers, factories, local partners to increase access to opportunities and prevent forced labor risks.
We Implement...
Empower migrants women’s group
Training for migrant women to build leadership skills and increase their ability to self-learn, growing women’s groups and activities to broaden networks and creating safe communities for workers.
Tools for sharpening worker voice
Developing mobile tools (online courses and PAXU®) to enhance workers’ self-learning ability, build healthy financial habits, provide vetted information on safe migration to reduce trafficking vulnerabilities.
Building broader system capability
Providing pre-departure, job readiness training, access to legal assistance with recruiting offices and centers, and workshops for key stakeholders to support migrant women widely and systematically.
We are proud of...
Women workers become leaders
Human trafficking prevention online course users
Community members, workers & stakeholders
Increased in leadership skills
Join Us
Volunteer
Are you confident in public speaking? Become a speaker to share your experiences and train workers on essential life skills. Email us at emmi@pacificlinks.org.
Donate
Developing and expanding access to our self-learning tools, online courses and PAXU® for workers.
Partner
Co-organizing events for workers to enhance their professional and personal development. Email us at emmi@pacificlinks.org.