Participatory action research case studies. Migrant workers in food supply chain sector Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Here To Support

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Authors: Hamo Salhein, Fanny van der Vooren
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Abstract

This report is one of a series of three national case studies developed within the framework of the DignityFIRM project, coordinated by PICUM, the Platform for international cooperation for undocumented migrants. Each case study was led by a grassroots organization in a different country: Here to Support, in Amsterdam (Netherlands); Mujeres Supervivientes , in Sevilla (Spain); Nomada, in Wrocław (Poland). In each city, one migrant worker—formerly undocumented and with experience in the Farm to Fork sectors—was trained as a peer researcher. These peer researchers facilitated focus groups with others in similar situations to identify key challenges, examine working and living conditions, and explore collective strategies for resistance and change. This report brings together the findings of those processes and serves as a foundation for the project’s upcoming action phase.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Migration Racism and Human Rights Migration and Labor Dynamics Labor Movements and Unions

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
29 January 2026