International Federation of Workers’ Education Associations

IFWEA Affiliate Class Nepal conducting a study circle

Sahra Ryklief has been a central figure in workers’ education through her long-standing leadership in IFWEA—serving on its Executive Committee since 1995, and holding the… Read More »Former General Secretary Sahra Ryklief

Professor Susan J. Schurman has significantly shaped global worker education, serving as IFWEA President and leveraging her extensive background—spanning leadership roles at Rutgers, the National Labor College,… Read More »IFWEA Pesident Susan J. Schurman

Participants engage in a deep discussion during the YGAP programme.

Participants in Malawi are engaging in a study circle, sharing experiences and learning collectively.

“If you cannot speak up, art will speak up for you.” “You don’t need to be a perfect artist to be an artivist. It doesn’t… Read More »Foundation Skills for Social Change programme activity

The IFWEA Online Labour Academy (OLA) was established in 2012 to develop workers’ education in the 21st century. OLA enables global collaboration among education organizations… Read More »The IFWEA Online Labour Academy

Our Foundation Skills for Social Change Programme, which equips grassroots leaders in trade unions and community organisations with theoretical, analytical & technical foundation skills to… Read More »Foundation Skills for Social Change Programme

Study circles enable small groups to learn together about how to advance their interests using a democratic, interactive and participatory method of education. Study circles… Read More »Study Circles for Social Change Programme

The Youth Global Awareness Programme (YGAP) is a vibrant exposure and exchange programme for young staff members of IFWEA affiliates and associated labour organisations. It… Read More »The Youth Global Awareness Programme (YGAP)