Anti-Racism Movement

ic worker community networks in Lebanon, (2) support activist migrant domestic workers in their work, (3) dismantle systems that propagate racist exploitation in Lebanon (such as the Kafala system and labor law exclusions), and (4) provide migrant workers in Lebanon with better access to the social, legal, and medical support they need. To reach these goals, ARM currently runs cross-cutting programs that focus on community-building, capacity-building, movement-building, and casework. We do this work through the Migrant Community Center (MCC) and our offices in Beirut.