Why collective bargaining matters in combating gender-based violence?
Grapes of Change is organising a transnational policy round table on collective bargaining as a tool to prevent and address gender-based violence.
Women transforming the wine sector through inclusion: the ‘Nuevas Raíces’ workshop focuses on leadership and participation
ASAJA Mujeres brought together representatives from the wine sector to analyse the barriers that still hinder women’s participation in decision-making forums and to put forward concrete proposals for change.
Raíces del cambio
La inclusión como motor del sector vitivinícola
Surveys now open: help us build a stronger evidence base for gender equality in the wine sector
What are the realities of gender equality, discrimination, and harassment across the wine sector? We want to hear from those who know it best: the people and organisations working in and around wine.
Promoting Equality in Agri-Food Cooperatives as a Tool for Preventing Gender-Based Violence – AMCAE Andalucía
“Promoting Equality in Agri-Food Cooperatives as a Tool for Preventing Gender-Based Violence” is a project promoted by AMCAE Andalucía to foster equality in agri-food cooperatives through training, exchange of experiences, and women’s leadership as a tool to prevent GBV in rural areas.
“Le Vin Violette” (The Purple Wine) – Association of Women Survivors of Gender-Based Violence, Bodegas Robles and Ecovalia.
“Le Vin Violette” is a solidarity initiative that combines wine and social action to support women who are survivors of gender-based violence, generating economic resources, visibility, and awareness through the wine sector.
Perceptions of Safety and Support in the European Wine Sector
An exploratory cross-country overview Across Europe, the wine sector combines tradition, craftsmanship and strong regional identities. At the same time, like many labour-intensive industries, it faces ongoing challenges related to workplace safety, power relations and access to effective support mechanisms. Understanding how these issues are perceived by those working within the sector is a crucial […]
Spain
Spain is one of Europe’s largest wine economies. This report examines whether women’s growing participation in wineries, holdings, cooperatives and oenology education is matched by protection, influence, leadership and accessible support across a highly fragmented wine supply chain.