LAUSD became the first district in the nation to implement AB 800 by integrating workplace rights education into the school day, expanding California’s mandate to ensure students are prepared for the workforce.
On Sept. 10, more than 250 staff members from California’s state agencies gathered in Visalia for a day-long training dedicated to strengthening support for Indigenous farmworkers.
60 años de justicia laboral
Fundado en 1964, el Centro Laboral de la UCLA impulsa la investigación, la educación y el servicio de vanguardia guiados por nuestros valores fundamentales: equidad económica, justicia racial y de los inmigrantes, y poder y solidaridad de los trabajadores.
A través de nuestros enfoques y metodología característicos, que emplean la investigación sobre la justicia, la narración de historias, las vías de los estudiantes y líderes hacia el movimiento, y la evaluación cultural y racialmente sensible, nos asociamos con trabajadores, sindicatos, centros de trabajadores, estudiantes y comunidades afectadas para avanzar en la justicia económica en California, el país y el mundo.
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Healing Together
In Healing Together, Veena Hampapur and Madison Hernandez chat with Domenique Harmon about the ways in which her work in the cannabis industry and mental health spaces connects to her lifelong pursuit of healing. From diving into music and storytelling, to organizing with UFCW, Domenique explores what it means to heal — both personally and in community. Listen here, or on your preferred podcast platform.
Please note, this episode contains references to child abuse, suicide, and war.
To learn more about the cannabis industry, check out the UCLA Labor Center’s report.
To learn more about The Amazing Movement, please visit theamazingmovement.com or @theamazingmovement on Instagram.