International Labour Organisation (ILO) is launching a new multimedia platform that brings to light first person stories of people at the heart of the world of work.
Through video, photo, audio and text these stories reveal the value, passion and dignity that work brings to our lives – reflecting the human-centred approach of the ILO’s Centenary Declaration for the Future of Work .
Some show the critical work that the ILO is carrying out on a range of issues, from child labour to skills training to employment creation and more.
Others feature people who, through their work, are making a difference to the lives of the most vulnerable populations.
The emphasis will be on compelling stories with strong visuals and characters who take readers on a journey.
In addition to multimedia features, Voices also includes a regular blog and podcasts on the future of work, with experts and change-makers in the world of work. All content will be available in English, French and Spanish.
Director of the ILO’s Department of Communication and Public Information, Martin Murphy, says “people are at the heart of the world of work. Our new Voices platform will bring to life their stories and the very important issues they raise in a way that is accessible and memorable. Through Voices we aim to promote the ILO’s mandate of bringing social justice and decent work to all women and men.”
Voices is being launched this Monday, with stories from Brazil, Jordan, Madagascar, Mexico, Moldova, Myanmar and Sri Lanka.
