Our Impact

How Remote Work Helps Vulnerable Populations | #RemoteWeeklySpotlight | Lorraine Charles of Na'amal hosted by The Remote Job Coach

Technology, Remote Work and Sustainable Livelihoods for Refugees hosted by The Centre for the Study of Global Human Movement, University of Cambridge.

Maximizing the role of business in fragile and conflict-affected environments: women's contributions to peace hosted by Business for Peace

This webinar identifies some of the ways companies, regardless of size, composition, and sector can address inequality as a central focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by easing access to the labour market and improving job retention for women. To illustrate this potential, the webinar highlights the case study of Syria and how the nexus between humanitarian aid and business can respond more effectively to the needs of women impacted by war. View Article

Beyond L&D: Lorraine Charles on Bringing Soft Skills to Refugees to Help Them Work Remotely hosted by the Virtual Training Team

Remote Work for Social Change hosted by Virtual Not distant

There’s more to remote work than improving life and work for those exploring its potential. Remote work can be a tool for social change - and today’s episode explores different ways that remote work can have broader impact, with a diverse range of stories and approaches. View Article