Join us for a Giving Tuesday gathering to reflect on farm worker health, share NFWM’s Harvest of Justice resources, and explore how we can carry this learning into our communities.
Throughout 2026, we’ve explored the challenges affecting farm worker health, from conditions in the fields to the ways those challenges shape life beyond the workday.
This Giving Tuesday, we invite you to join us for a special Harvest of Justice gathering to reflect on what we’ve learned, share new resources, and consider how we can put that learning into action. Together, we’ll premiere our 2026 Harvest of Justice video on Farm Worker Health and introduce a collection of educational resources designed to help faith leaders, communities, advocates, and supporters deepen conversations about farm worker health and justice.
But this gathering isn’t just about sharing information. We want to hear from you!
We’ll exchange ideas about how these resources can be used in congregations, organizations, and communities, and explore opportunities to carry this learning forward into 2027.
What to Expect:
- A video premiere: Be among the first to watch our 2026 Harvest of Justice video exploring farm worker health and the challenges workers face.
- A look at what we’ve learned: Reflect on key themes and insights from our conversations and educational efforts throughout 2026.
- Resources to share: Explore our new Farm Worker Health resource page, featuring educational tools and materials to support continued learning and engagement.
- A conversation with you: Share your perspectives, ask questions, and help us explore how these resources can support education and engagement in your own communities.
As people of faith and conscience, we have an opportunity to turn shared learning into meaningful solidarity with farm workers.
Join us this Giving Tuesday and help shape how we carry this work forward together.
More on Farm Worker Health:
Explore our 2026 webinar series to learn how working conditions, labor protections, and access to care affect farm worker health and well-being, and how communities are organizing for change.
- Not at the Table: How Exclusion from Labor Protections Puts Farm Worker Health at Risk
Explore how gaps in labor protections affect farm worker health, safety, and dignity, and why stronger protections matter. - Carrying More Than the Harvest: Mental Health in Farm Worker Communities
Learn how working conditions, isolation, and barriers to care affect mental health, and how community-led efforts support well-being. - The Cost of Feeding America: A Conversation on Farm Worker Health & Well-Being
Hear from farm worker partners and advocates about the physical, mental, and systemic health challenges facing farm worker communities.
