Fight for Justice for Farmworkers in 2018

We thank our supporters and our collaborators for helping us carry out our vital work during 2017.  Best wishes for a happy New Year. But it is obvious that there are tremendous challenges ahead.  Your tax-deductible donation makes possible our highly-valued advocacy, education and litigation.  Farmworkers and their organizations are counting on all of us for 2018: 

• Advocacy for immigrants, to win status for the undocumented and stop proposals for abusive guestworker programs.   
• Labor rights enforcement to remedy and prevent wage theft, abusive farm labor contracting and labor trafficking. 
• Support to labor union organizers.
• Stop Scott Pruitt from rescinding and weakening EPA’s modest protections against toxic pesticides. 
• Training community health promotion workers on health care access, cancer and heat stroke prevention, and pesticide poisoning.
• Supporting farmworkers women’s campaigns to prevent sexual harassment in the fields and domestic violence.
• Educating the public about farmworkers through traditional and social media. 
• Litigating against federal agencies and agribusinesses that violate the law.
• Engaging with businesses in the food and agriculture system for greater corporate responsibility toward farmworkers.
• Enabling farmworkers to speak for themselves to policymakers.                

As 2017 ends and we plan for 2018, your tax-deductible contribution to Farmworker Justice is vital.

Thank you.

Bruce Goldstein, President, Farmworker Justice                                                                                                                    

,We thank our supporters and our collaborators for helping us carry out our vital work during 2017.  Best wishes for a happy New Year. But it is obvious that there are tremendous challenges ahead.  Your tax-deductible donation makes possible our highly-valued advocacy, education and litigation.  Farmworkers and their organizations are counting on all of us for 2018: 

• Advocacy for immigrants, to win status for the undocumented and stop proposals for abusive guestworker programs.   
• Labor rights enforcement to remedy and prevent wage theft, abusive farm labor contracting and labor trafficking. 
• Support to labor union organizers.
• Stop Scott Pruitt from rescinding and weakening EPA’s modest protections against toxic pesticides. 
• Training community health promotion workers on health care access, cancer and heat stroke prevention, and pesticide poisoning.
• Supporting farmworkers women’s campaigns to prevent sexual harassment in the fields and domestic violence.
• Educating the public about farmworkers through traditional and social media. 
• Litigating against federal agencies and agribusinesses that violate the law.
• Engaging with businesses in the food and agriculture system for greater corporate responsibility toward farmworkers.
• Enabling farmworkers to speak for themselves to policymakers.        

As 2017 ends and we plan for 2018, your tax-deductible contribution to Farmworker Justice is vital.

Thank you. 

Bruce Goldstein, President, Farmworker Justice