Bangkok, 6–7 November 2025 — The Asian Roundtable on Social Protection (AROSP) held a two-day network evaluation workshop in Bangkok as part of a process to review achievements, challenges, and new strategic

The Young Christian Workers of the Philippines (YCW-Phil) continues to raise the voice of young workers for justice and dignity. On its latest initiative, YCW-Phil organized a forum on “Social Protection Responsive

Taguig City, Philippines — October 4, 2025. Members of Young Christian Workers Philippines joyfully joined the closing program of the National Laity Week 2025 held at Ligaya ng Panginoon, Taguig City. The event

London, September 15–19, 2025 – Tulip Management Consultancy Ltd, through Tulip Trainings, successfully organized the international Digital Media Education Training online. The program brought together participants

Manila, Philippines — July 19, 2025 In a significant show of solidarity, the International Young Christian Workers Asia-Pacific (IYCW ASPAC) and YCW Philippines actively participated in a Trade Union talk convened

We were 24 participants coming from Japan. We left Japan on April 29, 2025 and we arrived at Brussels, Belgium on April 30,2025.Aoi Kikuchi, our delegate who would join the leadership seminar in Germany (May 5-8), and I

The IYCW Asia-Pacific (ASPAC) delegation proudly participated in the 13th National Congress of Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) held in Baguio City, Philippines. The Congress provided an important platform for workers, trade

Brussels, Belgium — The International Young Christian Workers (IYCW) is celebrating 100 years of action, education, and solidarity. Since 1925, the movement has helped young workers fight for fair jobs,

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — From May 23 to 26, 2025, as Malaysia hosted the high-level ASEAN Summit, civil society voices rose in parallel through the ASEANPEOPLES@ASEAN 2025 gathering. Among those who joined were

Geneva, June 2, 2025 — On the opening day of the 113th International Labor Conference, the International Young Christian Workers (IYCW) issued a compelling call for justice and legal recognition for