Global Labor Justice is a strategy hub supporting transnational collaboration among worker and migrant organizations to expand labor rights and new forms of bargaining on global value chains and international labor migration corridors. Global Labor Justice works with grassroots worker and migrant organizations to promote long term change in policy and corporate practice that prevents labor exploitation leading up to and including forced labor and promotes innovative accountability structures that respond to the increasingly globalized economy.

The Initiatives for Dialogue and Empowerment through Alternative Legal Services (IDEALS) is a non-stock, non-profit, legal focused advocacy and service institution organized to address the legal and technical needs of the marginalized, disempowered, and vulnerable groups, particularly the agrarian reform beneficiaries, farmer-traders, migrant sectors, persons and communities affected by disasters, and victims of human rights violations. IDEALS envisions an empowered citizenry sustained by participatory and accountable governance, equitable enjoyment of resources and opportunities, and accessible justice.

The Outlaw Ocean Project is a non-profit journalism organization that produces investigative stories about labor concerns at sea, human rights, and the environment. The OOP seeks to increase a sense of urgency by raising awareness and broadening the public’s understanding of what happens at sea, both above and below the waterline, and chronicles a variety of crimes offshore, including the stranding of crews, modern slavery, killing of stowaways, the stealing of ships, gun running, and murder with impunity.