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Presentation 1 reviews the global evidence on healthcare interventions for low-wage migrant workers, including access-generating strategies (Eilin Rast, Bielefeld University) . Presentation 2 examineshow people living and working in precarious settings can be better protected during future pandemics, based on a COVID-19 AfterAction Review in Germany (Navina Sarma/Katja Kajikhina, Robert Koch-Institute) . Presentation 3 reflects on the social impact strategy of DignityFIRM, an interdisciplinary study of the conditions of migrant workers in farm-to-fork industries in EU and non-EU countries (Nora Gottlieb, Bielefeld University) . An interactive discussion concludes the session.  \nProjected Learning Outcomes: Complementing a previous workshop on evidence gaps in migrant worker health research (WKS 28), this workshop offers participants insights into approaches and tools to move evidence from public health research into action for worker justice. This will enhance the participants’ understanding of challenges in promoting health equity for migrant workers and possible ways forward.  \nAbstract citation ID: ckaf180.040  \n243 Occupational health inequities for migrant workers: from evidence to action  \nNora Gottlieb1, Marie Norredam2, Eilin Rast1, Navina Sarma3, Katja Kajikhina3  \n1Bielefeld University, Bielefeld, Germany  \n2Danish Research Centre for Migration, Ethnicity and Health (MESU), Copenhagen, Denmark  \n3Robert Koch-Institute, Berlin, Germany  \n4London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, United Kingdom WKS 31: Occupational health inequities for migrant workers:  \nfrom evidence to action, B309 (FCSH), September 5, 2025, 10:15-11:15  \nRationales and Purpose: Migrant workers often perform hazardous work under precarious conditions while sustaining essential industries. Sustainable improvements of migrant workers’ conditions are hampered, inter alia, by corporate interests and aspects of knowledge production and translation.  \nResearch can contribute to improving migrant workers’ conditions; e.g., through participatory approaches, intervention studies, and social impact strategies. However, these approaches remain underutilized, resulting in a poor understanding of the agency of the various stakeholders, including migrant workers, and of viable intervention options. Researchers’ lack of engagement with policymaking processes further limits their work’s impact.","cbCaicydeWe72B1w","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicydeWe72B1w","pdf",53808,"English","# Methods/Process of Workshop\n## Presentation 1: Evidence on healthcare interventions\n## Presentation 2: Protections during future pandemics\n## Presentation 3: Social impact strategy of DignityFIRM\n# Projected Learning Outcomes\n## Moving evidence into action for worker justice\n# Rationales and Purpose\n## Barriers to sustainable improvements\n## Research roles and underutilization","[{\"question\":\"What is the workshop’s main focus regarding migrant worker health?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on intervention-focused research entry points and on moving evidence from public health research into action to support worker justice and health equity.\"},{\"question\":\"Which key topics are covered across the three presentations?\",\"answer\":\"The first reviews evidence on healthcare interventions for low-wage migrant workers, the second addresses protections during future pandemics based on Germany’s COVID-19 After Action Review, and the third discusses DignityFIRM’s social impact strategy across farm-to-fork conditions in EU and non-EU countries.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are sustainable improvements for migrant workers often difficult to achieve?\",\"answer\":\"Sustainable improvements are hampered by corporate interests and aspects of knowledge production and translation, while researchers’ limited engagement with policymaking further reduces impact.\"}]","Occupational health inequities for migrant workers - from evidence to action - WKS 31 - session aims and workshop methods | PDF",1790728924]