Welcome and introductions by Dr. David Palmer (Chair, Dept. of Sociology at HKU), Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin (Co-Director, VOW Media), Dr. Travis Shiu Ki Kong (Director, Media, Culture and Creative Cities programme), Dr. Julie Ham (Dept. of Sociology at HKU) Recording of a special launch event for the Visualizing the Voices of Migrant Women Workers exhibition which took place on 10 February 2017 at HKU Sociology. (https://sociology.hku.hk/events/exhibition-visualizing-voices-migrant-women-workers/) This exhibition features stories of journeys, work abroad and letters home as visualized by migrant women including migrant sex workers, domestic workers, marriage migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, women who have been trafficked, and informal workers. These participatory media projects with women in The Netherlands, India, Nepal, Taiwan, Indonesia and Hong Kong are based on Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin’s research project for Voices of Women (VOW) Media, Visualizing Our Voices: Self-made Audiovisual Media by Women from Social, Economic and Cultural Margins in the Era of Global Migration. This collaboration with Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin (Voices of Women Media) and Dr. Julie Ham (Department of Sociology, HKU) is supported by the HKU Knowledge Exchange Fund granted by the University Grants Committee.

Lin Chew, Executive Director of the Institute for Women's Empowerment (Indonesia, Hong Kong) Recording of a special launch event for the Visualizing the Voices of Migrant Women Workers exhibition which took place on 10 February 2017 at HKU Sociology. (https://sociology.hku.hk/events/exhibition-visualizing-voices-migrant-women-workers/) This exhibition features stories of journeys, work abroad and letters home as visualized by migrant women including migrant sex workers, domestic workers, marriage migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, women who have been trafficked, and informal workers. These participatory media projects with women in The Netherlands, India, Nepal, Taiwan, Indonesia and Hong Kong are based on Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin’s research project for Voices of Women (VOW) Media, Visualizing Our Voices: Self-made Audiovisual Media by Women from Social, Economic and Cultural Margins in the Era of Global Migration. This collaboration with Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin (Voices of Women Media) and Dr. Julie Ham (Department of Sociology, HKU) is supported by the HKU Knowledge Exchange Fund granted by the University Grants Committee.

Eni Lestari, Chairperson, International Migrants Alliance Recording of a special launch event for the Visualizing the Voices of Migrant Women Workers exhibition which took place on 10 February 2017 at HKU Sociology. (https://sociology.hku.hk/events/exhibition-visualizing-voices-migrant-women-workers/) This exhibition features stories of journeys, work abroad and letters home as visualized by migrant women including migrant sex workers, domestic workers, marriage migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, women who have been trafficked, and informal workers. These participatory media projects with women in The Netherlands, India, Nepal, Taiwan, Indonesia and Hong Kong are based on Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin’s research project for Voices of Women (VOW) Media, Visualizing Our Voices: Self-made Audiovisual Media by Women from Social, Economic and Cultural Margins in the Era of Global Migration. This collaboration with Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin (Voices of Women Media) and Dr. Julie Ham (Department of Sociology, HKU) is supported by the HKU Knowledge Exchange Fund granted by the University Grants Committee.

Freya Chou (周安曼), Para Site, Curator of Education and Public Programmes Recording of a special launch event for the Visualizing the Voices of Migrant Women Workers exhibition which took place on 10 February 2017 at HKU Sociology. (https://sociology.hku.hk/events/exhibition-visualizing-voices-migrant-women-workers/) This exhibition features stories of journeys, work abroad and letters home as visualized by migrant women including migrant sex workers, domestic workers, marriage migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, women who have been trafficked, and informal workers. These participatory media projects with women in The Netherlands, India, Nepal, Taiwan, Indonesia and Hong Kong are based on Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin’s research project for Voices of Women (VOW) Media, Visualizing Our Voices: Self-made Audiovisual Media by Women from Social, Economic and Cultural Margins in the Era of Global Migration. This collaboration with Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin (Voices of Women Media) and Dr. Julie Ham (Department of Sociology, HKU) is supported by the HKU Knowledge Exchange Fund granted by the University Grants Committee.

Dr. Ju-chen Chen, Department of Anthropology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong Recording of a special launch event for the Visualizing the Voices of Migrant Women Workers exhibition which took place on 10 February 2017 at HKU Sociology. (https://sociology.hku.hk/events/exhibition-visualizing-voices-migrant-women-workers/) This exhibition features stories of journeys, work abroad and letters home as visualized by migrant women including migrant sex workers, domestic workers, marriage migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, women who have been trafficked, and informal workers. These participatory media projects with women in The Netherlands, India, Nepal, Taiwan, Indonesia and Hong Kong are based on Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin’s research project for Voices of Women (VOW) Media, Visualizing Our Voices: Self-made Audiovisual Media by Women from Social, Economic and Cultural Margins in the Era of Global Migration. This collaboration with Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin (Voices of Women Media) and Dr. Julie Ham (Department of Sociology, HKU) is supported by the HKU Knowledge Exchange Fund granted by the University Grants Committee.

Pooja Pant, Co-Director. Voices of Women Media Recording of a special launch event for the Visualizing the Voices of Migrant Women Workers exhibition which took place on 10 February 2017 at HKU Sociology. (https://sociology.hku.hk/events/exhibition-visualizing-voices-migrant-women-workers/) This exhibition features stories of journeys, work abroad and letters home as visualized by migrant women including migrant sex workers, domestic workers, marriage migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, women who have been trafficked, and informal workers. These participatory media projects with women in The Netherlands, India, Nepal, Taiwan, Indonesia and Hong Kong are based on Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin’s research project for Voices of Women (VOW) Media, Visualizing Our Voices: Self-made Audiovisual Media by Women from Social, Economic and Cultural Margins in the Era of Global Migration. This collaboration with Dr. Vivian Wenli Lin (Voices of Women Media) and Dr. Julie Ham (Department of Sociology, HKU) is supported by the HKU Knowledge Exchange Fund granted by the University Grants Committee.