Help Host Farm Workers in the Northeast
This April, farm workers from Migrant Justice in Vermont are hitting the road again to spread the word about Milk with Dignity and the campaign with H... Read More »
Author Archives: Julie Taylor
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March with Farm Workers in Florida
On March 14th, farm workers with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and their allies will embark on a 5-day march from the small, agricultural communi... Read More »
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Farm Worker Focused Legislation Overview
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 »
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Honoring Chris Hartmire
The National Farm Worker Ministry family is sad to announce the passing of Chris Hartmire, our first Executive Director on Sunday, December 18th. The ... Read More »
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How To Be a Legislative Advocate
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 »
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A Trip To The Christmas Trees
A Reflection From Julie Taylor, NFWM Executive Director On November 20th, I joined an NC farm worker organizer and a member of the NAACP to t... Read More »
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Congrats to PCUN and Rev. Connie Yost!
We are proud to share that PCUN will be receiving the 2022 Peacemaker of the Year Award at the 33rd Annual Salem Peace Lecture. You can catch the... Read More »
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Advocate With Farm Workers
Organophosphate pesticides (Ops) are harmful, man-made acutely neurotoxic chemicals that are sprayed on numerous crops in the U.S., and their use on f... Read More »
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Congress Must Pass “The BAN OPs Act”
NFWM joins Alianza Nacional de Campesinas and other partners in demanding congress pass the Banning All Neurotoxic Organophosphate Pesticides from our... Read More »
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Help Reduce Child Labor in Agriculture
Did you miss signing up for this webinar? No worries, you can watch it here. Plus, we have a whole educational program on child labor in agricul... Read More »
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