WE helps companies operating in global supply chains improve working conditions and reduce abuse inside factories. Our goal is simple: to make dignified work the global standard. We partner with brands, suppliers, and factory teams who want to do better and need a practical way to turn that intention into real change on the ground. Through long-term, human-centered work inside factories, our in-country facilitators engage everyone from workers to owners. We surface hidden risks, address root causes, support remedy, and strengthen the everyday conditions that make dignified work possible. Our work is powered by OASIS, WE’s proprietary ethical impact measurement platform. OASIS turns anonymized worker experience into patterns, early warnings, action areas, and evidence over time, helping show what is changing, what is not, and whether improvements are holding. Currently active across 8 countries and 100+ factories, WE reaches around 180,000 workers annually, delivers 450–500 dialogue sessions each year, and has captured 7,000+ stories in OASIS to guide action and track whether change holds over time. Because dignified work is not aspirational, it can be built and sustained at scale.
| Website | https://we-program.community |
| Employees | 27 (17 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Industry | Civic and Social Organizations |
| Keywords | Collaborative Learning, Innovative Methodologies, Global Learning Community, Workplace Collaboration, Problem Solving Training, Peer Learning, Online Learning Community, Participatory Decision Making, Communication Skills Training, Conflict Resolution Techniques, Consensus Building, Knowledge Sharing Platform, Alternative Certification |
| Competitors | WomenTech Network, Lean In, Ellevate Network, Women Who Code, Female Founders Fund, SheEO™, ChickTech, bossbabe, Girlboss, Global Women TechLeaders +15 more (view full list) |
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Helen Kuyper is the Executive Director of WE program.
17 people are employed at WE program.
WE program is based in The Hague, South Holland.