We Should Care About Farm Workers All Year
Written by Ashley Hoyt, law student at Florida State University It may be surprising, but the food we eat doesn’t just grow on trees and then mag... Read More »
Written by Ashley Hoyt, law student at Florida State University It may be surprising, but the food we eat doesn’t just grow on trees and then mag... Read More »
Written By: Austin Spence, NFWM’s Duke Divinity Intern On March 5, Julie Taylor (NFWM’s Executive Director) and I had the pleasure of celebrati... Read More »
The 300,000 to 500,000 estimated children who work in agriculture are the least protected workforce in the US by law. Labor laws protect and prevent c... Read More »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »