We are the sons and daughters of farm workers. We believe justice and dignity are inalienable human rights. 

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From August 3 to August 26, 2022, farm workers across the Central Valley region marched 335-miles in support of AB 2183, which would expand farm workers' voting access in union elections.

As of May 1, 2022, full scope Medi-Cal benefits, including preventative, behavioral health, long-term care, and dental and vision care, are available to undocumented residents in California age 50 or older.

CRLAF sponsored the successful $1.5 million dollar budget request that funded this work, updating 20-year old data on farmworker health, well-being, and access to care and other supportive services.

CRLAF will continue to advocate with immigrant youth and community partners until there is a pathway to permanent status for all. DACA has allowed more than 825,000 immigrant youth across the US break every barrier toward realizing their potential.

While CRLAF applauds the recognition of dangerous/unstable/inhumane conditions in Ukraine and Afghanistan, TPS highlights the need to allow those fleeing the crises to find safety here as well. 

On September 9, 2022, DHS published its updated final public charge rule, resolving a years-long dispute and pacifying the concerns of immigrant families and advocates nationally.

CRLAF co-sponsored the Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) in 2003, a unique statute that has provided a critical mechanism for enforcement of fundamental labor law protections guaranteed to all California workers.

CRLAF is excited to continue collaborating with Sacramento Region Community Foundation for greater community health and sustainability.