NFWM Endorses Boycott of Windmill Farms Mushrooms
On Dec 18, 2024, current and former mushroom farm workers from the Windmill Mushroom Farms in Sunnyside, WA rallied to formally announce a UFW boycott... Read More »
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How To Care For Immigrants In Your Community
Immigrants play a vital role in our communities, contributing to the workforce and economy by taking essential jobs that are often hazardous, involve ... Read More »
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ALAS & NFWM Host Remembrance Honoring Half Moon Bay Farm Workers
Ayudando Latinos a Soñar and the National Farm Worker Ministry Host Two-Year Remembrance Honoring Seven Farmworkers Lost in Half Moon Bay Mass Shooti... Read More »
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A Reflection: Consumer Misconception
A Reflection By Robert A. Songer, NFWM Intern from University of Missouri Kansas City Many Americans wrongly believe farm workers are unimportant. ... Read More »
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Act Now For Federal Heat Regulations
Earlier this month, NFWM submitted commentary to OSHA’s Heat Injury and Illness Prevention rulemaking docket regarding federal heat protections. The... Read More »
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NFWM’s Post Election Message to Support Farm Workers
Dear Friends, The 2024 election leaves many of us concerned about what will happen next but we know we must swiftly come together to raise awarenes... Read More »
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Immigration Reform Campaign Press Release
For Immediate Release Rose Green-Flores National Farm Worker Ministry 984-800-2383 communications@nfwm.org Community, Faith Organiz... Read More »
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H-2A Webinar: What Consumers Need To Know
The H-2A Program is a guest worker program offering temporary status to agricultural workers for 10 months or less. The H-2A program has e... Read More »
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UFW’s Struggle With Wonderful Co. Continues
There is a major challenge between the United Farm Workers and Wonderful Company over union representation in their workplace, Wonderful Nurseries in ... Read More »
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A Reflection: Meeting Some Northwest Farm Workers & Organizers
Written by Elizabeth Rodriguez, Director of Farm Worker Advocacy When Julie Taylor (NFWM Executive Director) and I recently traveled to Washington ... Read More »
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