Some of the most important knowledge about global supply chains emerges from struggle – from organising, collective bargaining, legal action, and policy interventions. Yet this knowledge is often fragmented, inaccessible, or undervalued.

Practising ChainGE creates a shared space to document, reflect on, and learn from these efforts. It brings together workers, organisers, legal practitioners, researchers, and creatives – not as separate audiences, but as participants in a common conversation on how labour, law, and power are being reshaped in practice.

The platform sits alongside and extends the work of the book project Reforging the Chain: Labour Power and Law in Supply Chain Capitalism (forthcoming), contributing to wider debates on worker power, regulation, and accountability in global supply chains.