Venezuela's young workers overcome difficulties by producing
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The reality in which we live
Our country, Venezuela, has gained a certain notoriety over the last two decades, for a variety of reasons. Today, one of the most frequent topics in the news about Venezuela is migration; it is a fact that millions of people have sought in migration an alternative to the social, economic and political crisis that our country is undergoing today.
Solidarity Among Young People: The Role of YCW in Brazil
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In the vibrant and diverse landscape of Brazil, a country marked by stark contrasts of wealth and poverty, the spirit of solidarity among young people stands as a beacon of hope. One of the key movements channeling this energy is the Young Christian Workers (Juventude Operária Católica, or JOC). Since its establishment 100 years ago, the JOC has played an instrumental role in advocating for the rights and welfare of young workers across the globe. In Brazil, the movement has taken on unique dimensions, reflecting the country's particular social and economic challenges.
Experience of action for a dignified life: how young women in Ghana YCW seek to raise visibility and claim women's role in society
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Understanding the role played by women on a global scale implies a certain developmental projection for society. Understanding that women are not only driving forces in the management of the household, but are also involved in economic, political and social progress is a challenge that invites society to join in this change.
With this in mind, the young women of the YCW in Ghana are aware of the urgent need to develop a series of activities and actions to highlight the role of women in society, the positive changes they bring to development, and their importance.
67th Anniversary of the International YCW: Our Commitment to Act for Fair Work, Equality and Decent Life
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August 25th is a reminder to the Young Christian Workers of how much the international movement has meant and of the importance of staying organized in a space that allows us to transmit our diverse concerns and life situations.
For thousands of young people who have gone through the YCW at the international level, it means more than just sharing concerns, it is also a place where thousands of young people have been able to find a new meaning to their lives, a movement where we can transmit our dreams and aspirations through collective struggle.
Implementing the Social Solidarity Economy in YCW Indonesia
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Asgar, Ciheulang Indonesia - The area is located in the region of Central Java, approximately 203 km / 126 miles away from Semarang, the capital city of the region. The livelihood of the people mainly rely in agriculture such as farming and selling agricultural products. However, it is notably alarming the rising number of the informal sector and the unemployed youth in the region.
YCW Indonesia started to organize and develop a project to young and adult vendors in the community addressing the issues of the informal sector and unemployed youth. The informal sector (street vendors) as per se are facing low income, long hours of work and the lack of proper place to sell their products. The project aims to increase their capacity and opportunity to raise their income and chances to develop their livelihood.
