Farm Workers Deserve Recognition and Protection
A reflection by Payton Price, NFWM's school year intern from Duke Divinity On October 10, I visited a few farm workers at labor camps as they... Read More »
A reflection by Payton Price, NFWM's school year intern from Duke Divinity On October 10, I visited a few farm workers at labor camps as they... Read More »
The article reports on the annual Harvest of Justice program hosted by the National Farm Worker Ministry, which aims to shed light on the adverse effe... Read More »
Our agricultural system is rooted in racism and today's farm workers continue to face challenges connected to this legacy. From exclusionary labor law... Read More »
NFWM's annual Harvest of Justice resources are now available for you to use and share with your communities. The 2023 theme is "Farm Workers & Rac... Read More »
Sexual violence is a serious threat to female farm workers, who are often immigrants, undocumented, and marginalized. The Conversation article suggest... Read More »
Exposure to toxic chemicals, known as pesticides, is a rampant issue among farm worker women and their families. These chemicals are often sprayed bot... Read More »
The article explores the challenges and opportunities of providing adequate and affordable housing for farmworkers in California, who often face subst... Read More »
By Rose Green-Flores, a reflection after NFWM’s May trip with LUPE There is power in community. This was evident throughout NFWM's recent educati... Read More »
A report by Hector R. Rodriguez on June 3, 2023 On June 3rd, I met with Ramon Torres and three board members of Tierra y Libertad, the 65-acre coop... Read More »
One of the best ways you can stand in solidarity with farm workers is by advocating for legislation that improves their working and living conditions.... Read More »