We hope this email finds you healthy and safe. As you know, many of California’s domestic workers continue to organize and lead our movement in a number of creative ways. This year, in celebration of Women’s History month, one of our founding coalition organizations, La Colectiva de Mujeres has partnered with Dance Mission Theater to…
It’s been a hard week, and while our hearts are still grieving for the families of the Asian women workers in Atlanta, we do have good news to share regarding SB 321. We are happy to announce that we passed the Senate Labor, Public Employment, and Retirement Committee yesterday. Thank you for all of your…
After one year in the pandemic, California domestic workers continue to work as essential workers on the frontlines of the crisis and are still without health and safety protections. Yesterday, with renewed energy and determination, domestic workers held a virtual press conference and mobilized across the state to kick off our 2021 campaign to win…
We are sad to share that Governor Newsom vetoed SB 1257 (Durazo) yesterday, September 29, 2020, denying California’s 300,000 domestic workers the right to workplace health and safety protections. Since last night, our worker leaders across the state have been sharing messages of sadness and indignation, and also unwavering steadfastness, power, and resilience. Anabel Garcia,…