International Federation of Workers’ Education Associations website

By International Federation of Workers’ Education Associations (IFWEA) on September 12, 2000

IFWEA is the international organization responsible for the development of workers' education. It brings together national and international trade unions, workers' education associations, NGOs and foundations engaged in the provision of adult education opportunities for workers and the communities in which they live throughout the world.

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