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If you are interested, please contact your DAF sponsor regarding directing a grant directly to Farmworker Justice. Your generosity helps us advance the rights and improve the working and living conditions of farmworkers across the country.</p></div></header><section aria-label="Donation and information" class="mt-5"><article class="bg-muted rounded-2xl lg:col-span-2"><p class="font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey text-pretty text-lg font-semibold leading-relaxed">How to Give Through Your DAF</p><p class="font-normal font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey mt-2 text-pretty leading-relaxed">Making a grant to Farmworker Justice through your Donor Advised Fund is simple:</p><ul class="mt-3 list-disc space-y-3 pl-5 font-pt-sans leading-relaxed text-textTintGrey"><li>Log into your DAF provider's online portal or contact them directly</li><li>Search for 'Farmworker Justice Fund' or use our Tax ID number: 52-1196708</li><li>Enter your desired grant amount and any special instructions</li><li>Submit your grant recommendation</li></ul><p class="font-normal font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey mt-5 whitespace-pre-line text-balance leading-relaxed">Organization Details for Your Grant: 78Farmworker Justice Fund Inc. 79FEIN: 52-1196708 80Phone: (202) 800-2523 81Email: [email protected] 82Address: 83Farmworker Justice 841126 16th St, NW Suite #507 85Washington, DC 20036</p></article></section></ul></div><p class="font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey mt-3 text-balance text-lg font-semibold leading-relaxed">Farmworker Justice Financials</p><p class="font-normal font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey text-pretty leading-relaxed">Farmworker Justice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. 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If you are interested, please contact your DAF sponsor regarding directing a grant directly to Farmworker Justice. Your generosity helps us advance the rights and improve the working and living conditions of farmworkers across the country.</p></div></header><section aria-label="Donation and information" class="mt-5"><article class="bg-muted rounded-2xl lg:col-span-2"><p class="font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey text-pretty text-lg font-semibold leading-relaxed">How to Give Through Your DAF</p><p class="font-normal font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey mt-2 text-pretty leading-relaxed">Making a grant to Farmworker Justice through your Donor Advised Fund is simple:</p><ul class="mt-3 list-disc space-y-3 pl-5 font-pt-sans leading-relaxed text-textTintGrey"><li>Log into your DAF provider's online portal or contact them directly</li><li>Search for 'Farmworker Justice Fund' or use our Tax ID number: 52-1196708</li><li>Enter your desired grant amount and any special instructions</li><li>Submit your grant recommendation</li></ul><p class="font-normal font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey mt-5 whitespace-pre-line text-balance leading-relaxed">Organization Details for Your Grant: 87Farmworker Justice Fund Inc. 88FEIN: 52-1196708 89Phone: (202) 800-2523 90Email: [email protected] 91Address: 92Farmworker Justice 931126 16th St, NW Suite #507 94Washington, DC 20036</p></article></section></ul></div><p class="font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey mt-3 text-balance text-lg font-semibold leading-relaxed">Farmworker Justice Financials</p><p class="font-normal font-pt-sans text-textTintGrey text-pretty leading-relaxed">Farmworker Justice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. 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94<script>self.__next_f.push([1,"te law. The court held that CLA did not have standing to challenge the state law. The state provision specifically requires that agricultural employers not interfere with a worker's access to service providers, including doctors and lawyers, when a worker is on break. CLA appealed the decision. On December 20, we filed an Answer brief on behalf of Intervenor Colorado Legal Services.17:T45c,Farmworker Justice, along with the Michigan Immigrant Rights Committee (MIRC) and Farmworker Legal Services of Michigan (FLS-MI) filed a case on June 9, 2023, alleging that farmworkers who were brought to North Carolina on H-2A visas, but were then later trafficked to Michigan to perform work outside of the permission of their job orders. While in North Carolina, the workers were awakened by their supervisor and were taken to Michigan to work on another farm. The farmworker-plaintiffs allege that they were subjected to horrific working and housing conditions while in Michigan, where they were forced to live in a two-bedroom house with no beds and a woefully insufficient number of toilets along with 30 other workers. Plaintiffs allege that Defendants required the Plaintiffs and their co-workers to work 12 hours a day with no breaks and work 7 days a week. The complaint asserts causes of action for violations of the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (AWPA) and the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act. Defendants have filed a Motion to Dismiss which remains pending.18:T41f,In a pesticide exposure case, Farmworker Justice is serving as co-counsel in a federal lawsuit along with Legal Aid of Chicago, the Environmental Law \u0026 Policy Center and Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid where the organizations represent approximately 30 farmworkers including minors who allege that they suffered illnesses and injuries as a result of being sprayed with or having contact with pesticides administered via aerial application on two subsequent occasions (once by plane, the other by helicopter). The affected workers, who w"])</script>
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Farmworker Justice also partnered with Lideres Campesinas, a farmworker womenâs organization in California, to develop âBreaking the Silence,â an educational video and discussion guide on sexual violence in agricultural fields. The video, created in Spanish and Mixteco, aims to educate and empower farmworker women to mitigate and report sexual harassment and violence in the workplace.\",\"programs_workerSafety_title2\":\"HEAT SAFETY TRAINING PROJECT\",\"programs_workerSafety_description2\":\"Farmworkers are 35 times more likely to die from heat-related illness than other workers. Farmworker Justice created a heat safety training toolkit through an OSHA Susan Harwood Training grant. The toolkit provides information on heat-illness prevention in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole to make sure farmworkers are armed with the best health and safety practices when it comes to extreme heat.\",\"programs_workerSafety_title3\":\"SKIN CANCER
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94sticides.\",\"programs_environmentalHealth_title\":\"Programs: Environmental Health\",\"programs_environmentalHealth_description\":\"Farmworkers are on the frontlines of extreme weather events. They spend most of their days outside, putting them at greater risk from environmental work hazards like prolonged exposure to heat, wildfire smoke, and pesticides. Farmworker Justice partners with community-based organizations to develop resources and trainings for farmworkers on how to protect themselves and stay safe and healthy at work.\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_title1\":\"HEAT SAFETY TRAINING PROJECT\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_description1\":\"Farmworkers are 35 times more likely to die from heat-related illness than other workers. Farmworker Justice created a heat safety training toolkit through an OSHA Susan Harwood Training grant. The toolkit provides information on heat-illness prevention in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole to make sure farmworkers are armed with the best health and safety practices when it comes to extreme heat.\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_title2\":\"WILDFIRE PREPAREDNESS AND RESILIENCY PROJECT\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_description2\":\"Farmworkers, especially in the west, often work in regions at high-risk for wildfires, but they do not necessarily have the information to protect themselves. With funding from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Farmworker Justice is piloting a wildfire preparedness and resiliency project in Washington state. We are partnering with the Northwest Regional Primary Care Association, Moses Lake Community Health Center, and Migrant and Seasonal Head Start to increase knowledge among agricultural workers and their families concerning wildfire emergency preparedness and to link them to emergency alerts and resources.\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_title3\":\"WEATHER RESILIENCY\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_description3\":\"Farmworkers are on the front lines of extreme weather. From record-high temperatures and drought to wildfires and flooding, farmworkers are vulnerable due to their working and living conditions. Farmworker Justice partners with government agencies and community-based organizations to make sure both workers and employers have the tools and information to protect themselves and their families from extreme weather-related dangers.\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_title4\":\"PESTICIDES\",\"programs_environmentalSafety_description4\":\"The Environmental Protection Agencyâs Worker Protection Standard protects farmworkers from pesticide-related injuries and illness. However, workers may not know about the health effects or symptoms related to pesticide exposure and may be reluctant to seek medical care. Farmworker Justice works with partners to make sure both farmworkers and the health centers that serve them know about the potential hazards and symptoms of pe
94sticides.\",\"programs_economicStability_title\":\"Programs: Economic Stability\",\"programs_economicStability_description\":\"Farmworkers often encounter challenges like lack of internet access, food insecurity, lack of access to U.S. financial institutions, limited transportation, unfair wages and labor practices. Farmworker Justice works with partners to empower workers to improve their well-being and overall outcomes.\",\"programs_economicStability_title1\":\"PROGRAMS: DIGITAL LITERACY ACCESS\",\"programs_economicStability_description1\":\"Farmworker communities are less likely to have internet and broadband access, resulting in fewer opportunities to engage with computer and digital technology. Farmworker Justice partnered with community service providers to train farmworker parents on digital literacy, narrowing the internet gap in farmworker communities.\",\"programs_disaster_title\":\"Programs: Disaster Relief Fund\",\"programs_disaster_description\":\"Given the remote geography of farmwork and the considerable lack of available resources, Farmworkers are among the highest at-risk groups when it comes to natural disasters. From forest fires to floods, Farmworkers are typically left to their own devices. Farmworker Justice created the Farmworker Disaster Relief Fund to support farmworkers when they encounter disaster-related hardships like loss of housing and access to food and health care. \",\"H-2A_agricultural_labor_program\":\"H-2A Agricultural Labor Program\",\"h2a_title1\":\"TORRES \u0026 FAMILIAS UNIDAS POR JUSTICIA V. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, CASE NO. 1:20-CV-03241-SMJ (E.D. WASHINGTON 2021)\",\"h2a_title2\":\"RURAL \u0026 MIGRANT MINISTRY, INC. ET AL V. EPA 1:20-CV-10642 (S.D.N.Y.)\",\"h2a_title3\":\"FLORIDA GROWERS ASSOCIATION V. SU, NO. 8:23-CV-00889 AND USA FARM LABOR V. SU, NO. 1:23-CV-00089\",\"h2a_title4\":\"KANSAS V. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, NO:2:24-CV-00076 (S.D. GA)\",\"h2a_description1\":\"$12\",\"h2a_description2\":\"$13\",\"h2a_description3\":\"$14\",\"h2a_description4\":\"$15\",\"ligitation_overview1\":\"Since its inception in 1981, Farmworker Justice has filed lawsuits on behalf of farmworkers â often in collaboration with other advocates and attorneys to maximize impact â to address systemic labor abuses committed by agricultural employers and seek to establish a precedent that will protect or benefit farmworkers and their families.\",\"ligitation_overview2\":\"Some of the cases address systemic labor abuses committed by agricultural employers and seek to establish a precedent that will protect or benefit farmworkers and their family members throughout the country. In many lawsuits, Farmworker Justice, along with other farmworker advocacy organizations, has filed legal actions against federal government agencies for adopting illegal policies that harm farmworkers and their family members. These cases involve labor rights, the H-2A agricultural guestworker program, occupational safety standards, and pesticide safety standards. We also support cases brought in state courts and join in on amicus curiae (friend of the court)briefs in the U.S. Supreme Court and courts of appeals to educate judges about farmworkers and the challenges they experience. Our litigation docket of current cases is available below:\",\"litigation_labor_title1\":\"COLORADO LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION VS. POLIS NO. 2024CA1153 (Colorado Court of Appeals)\",\"litigation_labor_description1\":\"$16\",\"litigation_labor_title2\":\"ROJAS V. FIRST PICK FARMS, LLC, NO. 1:23-00604 (W.D. MICH.)\",\"litigation_labor_description2\":\"$17\",\"litigation_labor_title3\":\"AMICI ON INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR RULE\",\"litigation_labor_description3\":\"Workers are often misclassified as independent contractors when they should be treated as employees, leading to the loss of minimum wage, overtime, and other workplace protections. On January 10, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor finalized a rule on Employee vs. Independent Contractor Classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act, which was designed to reduce misclassification. Farmworker Justice had submitted comments during the proposed rulemaking for this standard, and the DOL Final Rule was favorable, such as by including language to protect seasonal workers. Since then, litigation has been filed against the DOL in multiple states challenging the rule. Democracy Forward Foundation and local counsel are representing Farmworker Justice in filing as amici in each of these lawsuits, and thus far in Georgia, Texas, Louisiana,New Mexico, and Louisiana.\",\"litigation_occupational_title\":\"GARCIA ET AL V. PIONEER HI-BRED, INC., NO. 3.20-CV-03322
94(C.D. ILL.)\",\"litigation_occupational_description\":\"$18\",\"litigation-details\":\"litigation details\",\"litigation-h2a-programs\":\"H-2A programs\",\"litigation-nocase\":\"No cases available.\",\"litigation_h2a_heading\":\"H-2A AGRICULTURAL LABOR PROGRAM\",\"litigation_labor_heading\":\"LABOR RIGHTS\",\"litigation_occupational_heading\":\"OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY STANDARDS\",\"more_on\":\"More on\",\"policy_overview\":\"Policy Overview\",\"policy_overview_description\":\"Farmworkers do not enjoy the same rights and protections as other workers. Farmworker Justice works at the federal, state, and local levels with advocates, lawmakers, and government agencies to shape laws and policies that address the complex needs of farmworkers when it comes to fair labor practices, occupational safety and health, immigration status, healthcare access, and environmental health.\",\"policy_overview_title1\":\"Labor\",\"policy_overview_description1\":\"Farmworkers are exempt from many of the protections of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), including overtime, collective bargaining, and child labor regulations. They are especially vulnerable to unfair labor practices and wage theft. Many employers also use farm labor contractors, who are responsible for the hiring and oversight of workers, allowing employers to evade responsibility under employment laws. Farmworker Justiceâs policy advocacy aims to end the discrimination of farmworkers under U.S. labor laws.\",\"policy_overview_description2\":\"Agriculture is among the most hazardous occupations in the U.S. Farmworkers do not control their working conditions, increasing their risk of injury and illness. Farmworker Justice advocates at the federal and state level to strengthen workplace protections and improve health and safety for workers in the fields.\",\"policy_overview_title2\":\"Occupational Safety and Health\",\"policy_overview_title3\":\"Environmental Health\",\"policy_overview_description3\":\"Farmworkers are on the frontlines of extreme weather events. Given the outdoor nature of the labor, Farmworkers are especially vulnerable to climate-related hazards such as heat, wildfire smoke, and other natural disasters. Farmworker Justice works with federal and state partners to ensure that farmworkers are prepared and protected against the impact of extreme weather.\",\"policy_overview_title4\":\"Healthcare Access\",\"policy_overview_description4\":\"Farmworkers face a litany of challenges when accessing healthcare, including lack of health insurance and language barriers. Farmworker Justice works with partners, government agencies and lawmakers to address these barriers and improve health outcomes for farmworkers and their families.\",\"policy_occupationaSafety_title\":\"Policy: Occupational Safety and Health\",\"policy_occupationaSafety_description\":\"Agriculture is among the most hazardous occupations in the U.S. Farmworkers do not control their working conditions, increasing their risk of injury and illness. Farmworker Justice advocates at the federal and state level to strengthen workplace protections and improve health and safety for workers in the fields.\",\"policy_occupational_title1\":\"HEAT EXPOSURE\",\"policy_occupational_description1\":\"Farmworkers are 35 times more likely to die from heat-related illness than other U.S. workers. While a handful of states have implemented heat protections for outdoor workers (including California, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, and Maryland), there is currently no federal standard. Farmworker Justice works with state and national partners to implement heat protections for workers through administrative advocacy and legislation like the Asuncion Valdivia Heat Illness, Injury, and Fatality Prevention Act.\",\"policy_occupational_title2\":\"AVIAN FLU (H5N1 VIRUS)\",\"policy_occupational_description2\":\"Avian flu (H5N1) continues to be a threat to farmworkers, with outbreaks most recently detected in more than 200 dairy herds across 14 states. Farmworker Justice works with national and federal partners to share mitigation practices and strategies to enhance dairy worker protections and outreach. READ MORE: As a member of the Farmworker Health Network, FJ participates in calls with federal agencies, including the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). As we gather surveillance on the scope of the outbreak, we will c
94ontinue to connect with partners on the ground to track developments and provide any support.\",\"policy_occupational_title3\":\"PESTICIDES\",\"policy_occupational_description3\":\"Farmworker Justice works with partners to ensure workers are protected from pesticide exposure. As a member of the EPA Pesticide Program Dialogue Committee, FJ provides feedback on pesticide regulatory, policy, and program implementation issues. Farmworker Justice also works with coalitions like Coming Clean and the Farmworker Health and Justice Workgroup to limit the use of harmful pesticides (like Chlorpyrifos and organophosphates) and strengthen protections through advocacy and legislation like the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act of 2022 (PRIA-5), which mandated bilingual pesticide labels among other provisions.\",\"policy_environmental_title\":\"Policy: Environmental Health\",\"policy_environmental_description\":\"Farmworkers are on the frontlines of extreme weather events. Given the outdoor nature of the labor, Farmworkers are especially vulnerable to climate-related hazards such as heat, wildfire smoke, and other natural disasters. Farmworker Justice works with federal and state partners to ensure that farmworkers are prepared and protected against the impact of extreme weather.\",\"policy_environmental_title1\":\"HEAT EXPOSURE\",\"policy_environmental_description1\":\"Farmworkers are 35 times more likely to die from heat-related illness than other U.S. workers. While a handful of states have implemented heat protections for outdoor workers (including California, Washington, Oregon, Maryland, and Colorado), there is currently no federal standard. Farmworker Justice works with state and national partners to implement heat protections for workers through administrative advocacy and legislation like the Asuncion Valdivia Heat Illness, Injury, and Fatality Prevention Act.\",\"policy_environmental_title2\":\"WILDFIRES\",\"policy_environmental_description2\":\"Farmworkers, especially in the west, often work in regions at high-risk for wildfires. California, Oregon, and Washington have standards to protect workers from wildfire smoke but there is no national standard. As wildfires become more common, it is important that farmworkers have adequate protections against the hazards of smoke. Farmworker Justice advocates for a federal wildfire standard, similar to a federal heat standard. We work alongside community partners, legislators, and administrative agencies to elevate the voices of farmworkers and ensure their inclusion in the development and implementation of emergency response policies.\",\"policy_healthcare_title\":\"Policy: Healthcare Access\",\"policy_healthcare_description\":\"Farmworkers face a litany of challenges when accessing healthcare, including lack of health insurance and language barriers. Farmworker Justice works with partners, government agencies and lawmakers to address these barriers and improve health outcomes for farmworkers and their families.\",\"policy_healthcare_title1\":\"AFFORDABLE CARE ACT\",\"policy_healthcare_description1\":\"The Affordable Care Act (ACA) ensures access to affordable and comprehensive health insurance for eligible low-income individuals. Farmworker Justice played an integral role in ensuring that ACA was accessible to eligible farmworkers and their families. Farmworker Justice also worked with national partners and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to ensure workers were informed about their eligibility and connected to navigators to help them enroll in and use their health insurance. READ MORE: Farmworker Justice authored an article in 2016 on the implementation and impact of the ACA in farmworker communities in the Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. Issue briefs and educational resources for advocates and workers are available in the Resource Center.\",\"policy_healthcare_title2\":\"LANGUAGE ACCESS\",\"policy_healthcare_description2\":\"Aside from bureaucratic and geographical challenges, farmworkers also face entrenched cultural and language barriers that impede the
94ir access to healthcare. Farmworker Justice works with community partners and federal agencies to ensure the provision of adequate language resources at health care providers in adherence with the provisions of the Affordable Care Act and the National CLAS Standards. All informational materials we create for farmworkers are translated into the languages spoken by farmworkers.\",\"policy_labor_protection\":\"Labor Protection\",\"policy_labor_title\":\"Policy: Labor\",\"policy_labor_description\":\"Farmworkers are exempt from many of the protections of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), including overtime, collective bargaining, and child labor regulations. They are especially vulnerable to unfair labor practices and wage theft. Many employers also use farm labor contractors, who are responsible for the hiring and oversight of workers, allowing employers to evade responsibility under employment laws. Farmworker Justiceâs policy advocacy aims to end the discrimination of farmworkers under U.S. labor laws.\",\"policy_labor_title1\":\"EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT\",\"policy_labor_description1\":\"Given the long hours and the incredibly hazardous n
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Most migrant and seasonal farmworkers are immigrants, the majority from Mexico including a growing majority of indigenous people who do not speak Spanish, but also Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, and Peru. American agriculture is more and more a global business. The U.S. Government uses taxpayer monies to help America's farmers sell their products abroad. Growers' demands for foreign markets have significantly affected negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement, the World Trade Organization and other trade regimes\",\"media_inquiry_prefix\":\"Please email\",\"media_inquiry_suffix\":\"for all media inquiries, and we will respond to you promptly.\",\"media_inquiry_email\":\"[email protected]\",\"no_media_available\":\"No media available for this category.\",\"donationImageTitle\":\"Donation for a cause, Join our movement\",\"donationParagraph\":\"Farmworker Justice relies on the generosity of compassionate individuals who understand the many struggles that farmworkers and their families face. These
94challenges include poverty, inadequate housing, and limited access to healthcare. Your contribution can make a meaningful difference by helping us:\\n\\n- Maintain a dedicated team of advocates who are committed to bettering the lives and outcomes of farmworkers.\\n\\n- Develop and sustain vital services, including legal aid, health and safety programs, and advocacy efforts at both the state and federal levels.\\n\\n- Continue serving the media, policymakers and public as one of the nation's foremost farm workforce experts.\\n\\nWhile farmworkers are essential to building a just and sustainable food system for future generations, they often feel invisible to the rest of the world. Help Farmworker Justice lift up their voices and know they are seen. 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She fearlessly fought for immigrant rights, worker safety, fair wages, and access to care, transforming justice for farmworkers nationwide. Through her litigation and advocacy, she recovered millions in stolen wages and stopped policies that harmed the very people who feed us. Shelley's courage, compassion, and relentless fight for fairness built the foundation of Farmworker Justice's national impact. The Shelley Davis Memorial Fund ensures her work continues. It strengthens Farmworker Justice's commitment to excellence, supports efforts to reduce pesticide exposure, empowers farmworker women, and sustains a permanent attorney position. 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