The ChainGE Sun, 04 Oct 2026 12:59:22 -0400 https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610899 en-us © 2026 The ChainGE yes 1defffc2-07a5-52fc-8d20-82984d8286e4 Practising ChainGE episodic false The ChainGE is a podcast that is part of Pracising ChainGE, a multimedia platform created by ChainGE Lab, a collaborative research project funded by the European Research Council. The ChainGE is a podcast about labour, law, and power in global supply chains. What we’re doing here is we are working at the intersection of labour rights, corporate accountability, and global supply chains – examining how law, organising, and collective action are being used to challenge the conditions that supply chains too often depend on: precarious work, weak enforcement, and the dispersal of accountability across borders.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Practising ChainGE https://storage.buzzsprout.com/vdhjpbchtarng0cjtye0f7c215ln?.jpg The ChainGE https://www.buzzsprout.com/2610899 Eddy Stam on Building Worker Power: Lessons from Decades of Organising Eddy Stam on Building Worker Power: Lessons from Decades of Organising Eddy Stam spent more than three decades organising workers across sectors and countries. In this episode of The ChainGE, he reflects on his journey from technician to international trade union organiser, sharing the experiences that shaped his approach to building workers’ power.

Drawing on his extensive experience, Eddy explores how organising strategies translate across workplaces and national contexts, what it takes to challenge employers, and why connecting with people remains at the heart of effective trade union work.

]]> Eddy Stam spent more than three decades organising workers across sectors and countries. In this episode of The ChainGE, he reflects on his journey from technician to international trade union organiser, sharing the experiences that shaped his approach to building workers’ power.

Drawing on his extensive experience, Eddy explores how organising strategies translate across workplaces and national contexts, what it takes to challenge employers, and why connecting with people remains at the heart of effective trade union work.

]]> Practising ChainGE Buzzsprout-19715547 Tue, 01 Sep 2026 17:00:00 +0200 2400 full true Dilakson Suresh on Organising Sri Lanka's Garment Workers Dilakson Suresh on Organising Sri Lanka's Garment Workers In Episode 1 of The ChainGE, Sri Lankan trade union leader Dilakson Suresh reflects on his journey into the labour movement and the realities of organising workers across Sri Lanka’s garment supply chains. He shares the experiences that shaped his commitment to the movement, the current challenges facing workers and unions, and his hopes for the future.

]]> In Episode 1 of The ChainGE, Sri Lankan trade union leader Dilakson Suresh reflects on his journey into the labour movement and the realities of organising workers across Sri Lanka’s garment supply chains. He shares the experiences that shaped his commitment to the movement, the current challenges facing workers and unions, and his hopes for the future.

]]> Practising ChainGe Buzzsprout-19536601 Thu, 23 Jul 2026 07:00:00 +0200 2492 full false The ChainGE - Introduction The ChainGE - Introduction The ChainGE is a podcast that is part of Pracising ChainGE, a multimedia platform created by ChainGE Lab, a collaborative research project funded by the European Research Council. The ChainGE is a podcast about labour, law, and power in global supply chains. What we’re doing here is we are working at the intersection of labour rights, corporate accountability, and global supply chains – examining how law, organising, and collective action are being used to challenge the conditions that supply chains too often depend on: precarious work, weak enforcement, and the dispersal of accountability across borders.

]]> The ChainGE is a podcast that is part of Pracising ChainGE, a multimedia platform created by ChainGE Lab, a collaborative research project funded by the European Research Council. The ChainGE is a podcast about labour, law, and power in global supply chains. What we’re doing here is we are working at the intersection of labour rights, corporate accountability, and global supply chains – examining how law, organising, and collective action are being used to challenge the conditions that supply chains too often depend on: precarious work, weak enforcement, and the dispersal of accountability across borders.

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