Helps migrant and seasonal farmworkers in south Florida and the Glades with emergency assistance, immigration, substance abuse and mental health, literacy and employment. Partnerships with UMOS and MAFO, conference dates.

Based in Oxnard, California. Its main purpose is to help hard working immigrants and their families obtain justice and fair treatment.

Network for the promotion and protection of the rights of migrant workers. In English, French and Spanish.

Monitoring, analysis and ways to get involved on issues affecting migrant and seasonal farmworkers, including labor and employment, occupational safety and health, farmworker women, immigration, and access to the justice system.

Background information from the People's Movement for Human Rights Education.

Resources from the International Labor Organization including a migrant workers database, standards of work, and goals for improving conditions.

Archival information on Mexican migrant workers in Oregon in the 1940s.

Activists based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada promoting the rights of seasonal Caribbean and Mexican migrant farm workers who annually participate in the federal government's Caribbean and Mexican Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (known as SAW).

Examination of the experience of migrant workers in California (Mexicans and "Okies") during the first half of the twentieth century.

Articles, fact sheets and other resources from the International Labor Organization.

Report in PDF format on the condition of foreign workers in Israel. [PDF]

Examination of the impact of migrant farm workers from the 1970s onward.

Resources for migrant workers from the Mission for Filipino Migrant Workers Society in Hong Kong.

Information on migrant workers in Lebanon.

Countries that consider themselves human rights champions are still reluctant to ratify the convention on protecting migrants' rights. Rosaura Audi argues the need for better communication between states, citizens and migrants.