Stand with Nursery Workers: Join the Planting Justice Campaign

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Nursery workers organizing with WeCount! in Homestead, Florida, are calling on Costa Farms to join the Planting Justice campaign and strengthen protections for the workers who grow houseplants sold in major retailers across the country.

Workers have raised concerns about difficult working conditions, including exposure to extreme heat. Through Planting Justice, they are organizing together and calling on Costa Farms to take action.

Their immediate goal: 5,000 petition signatures by September 8.

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The National Farm Worker Ministry is standing in solidarity with WeCount! and nursery workers organizing for dignity, safety, and stronger protections at work.

 

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As people of faith and conscience, we can help amplify workers’ voices by signing the petition and inviting our congregations, communities, and networks to take action alongside us.

 

Help Build the Movement

Share the petition with your congregation or community. Every signature helps demonstrate the growing support behind nursery workers organizing for change.

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For questions about getting involved or bringing your faith community into this action, contact Elizabeth Rodriguez, NFWM Director of Farm Worker Advocacy, at farmworkeradvocacy@nfwm.org.

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