AB 281 Would Allow Employers Caught Stealing From Low-Wage Workers To Avoid Penalty
Under AB 281, an employer who steals minimum wages from hundreds of workers can be caught red-handed but will still be able to avoid any pen
UN experts denounce 'myth' pesticides are necessary to feed the world
"[P]esticides are responsible for an estimated 200,000 acute poisoning deaths each year," with farmworkers, their families, and...
“Don’t Quit Medi-Cal,” Say Frontline Providers to Immigrant Communities
Article by New America Media, Jenny Manrique. Read the article here: http://newamericamedia.org/2017/03/dont-quit-medi-cal-say-frontline-...
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS/LO QUE INMIGRANTES DEBEN SABER
Know Your Rights fliers -- a community resource published by CRLA Foundation. English Flyer here En Espanol
We are the sons and daughters of farm workers and the rural poor.
We face an unprecedented attack on our democracy and democratic ideals. Our most vulnerable communities have become the targets of...
Pesticide Exposure: Residents Fight Back
Residents in the Central Valley are gathering support to urge the State Legislature to prevent pesticide spraying near schools and day...
DACA and Health4All: Where do we go from here?
CRLAF's own Laura Flores-Dixit and Noe Paramo discuss the future of DACA and health care access for children from mixed status and...
California Attorney General's Office Requests CRLA Foundation Assist Victims of Immigration Frau
CRLAF is proud to partner with the California Attorney General's Office to assist victims of an immigration scam. Any victims who feel...
Amagda Perez, Executive Director of CRLA Foundation Recognized by UC Davis School of Law
UC Davis Law names Amagda Pérez Alum of the Month! Your dedication to rural justice is unparalleled! Read the Complete Interview Here.
Assembly Labor Committee Chair Applauds CRLA Foundation Legislative Work on AB 1897
Employer Liability for their Labor Contractors’ Wage Theft & Worker’s Compensation Violations Click here to read the letter sent to CRLAF...