Farmworker Justice

Farmworker Justice is a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., dedicated to improving the lives of farmworkers across the United States. Founded in 1981, the organization employs 17 individuals and operates under a 501(c)(3) charitable status. Farmworker Justice focuses on empowering farmworkers to achieve better living and working conditions, secure their immigration status, enhance their health and occupational safety, and ensure access to justice. The organization's work encompasses a wide range of services and initiatives. They advocate for farmworkers' rights on Capitol Hill, engage with administrative agencies to promote favorable policies, and represent workers in legal cases challenging employer misconduct. Farmworker Justice also provides legal advocacy, policy analysis, training, and technical assistance to farmworker organizations, attorneys, migrant health centers, job training programs, and immigrant advocacy groups. Farmworker Justice distinguishes itself through a multifaceted approach to addressing the challenges faced by farmworkers. Their work spans legislative advocacy, legal representation, public awareness campaigns, and direct support to farmworker organizations. The organization aims to create a nation where farmworkers are properly organized and equipped to demand and exercise their workplace rights. Individuals interested in learning more about Farmworker Justice or supporting their mission can visit their website at farmworkerjustice.org.