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Tools to Prevent Gender-Based Violence in the Workplace*

Women and domestic workers deserve to enjoy their labor without harassment and violence. In this workshop we will talk about how gender violence exists in the workplace, and how we can support ourselves and others when being affected by it; finding ways to prevent and respond to it through leadership, development, training and exchanging resources. […]

Climate Crisis & Domestic Work

People of color and working class communities are disproportionately impacted by environmental crises and disasters. Many domestic workers are at risk of eviction or having their utilities shut off due to the impact of climate change. Low wage and undocumented workers are more likely to be impacted at a higher rate, negatively resulting in their […]

Global Political Context for Our Global Movement: Fighting Facism Worldwide*

The threat of authoritarianism and attacks on workers, immigrants, and democratic institutions that we are seeing in the US are part of a global trend. Our resistance to these threats is also rooted in an international movement and solidarity with our brothers and sisters in other countries. In this workshop, hear from elected leaders from […]

Local and State Demands to Support Immigrants in the Face of Federal Attacks*

Join this interactive workshop to learn about key demands organizers can make of local and state labor agencies to strengthen protections for immigrants in this time of peril. We will cover how agencies should prepare for increased retaliation against immigrant workers; prepare for aggressive federal immigration enforcement; and create a proactive communications strategy supporting the […]

Workforce Development Training as a Way to Grow Your Membership – Arise Domestic Workers School*

This workshop describes all levels of Arise Chicago's members' involvement in the organization's leadership through workforce development, including an exciting partnership with the University of Illinois in Chicago. Learn about our 10-class Domestic Workers Institute and how our members are contributing to teaching and learning through the Institute. This is a great workshop for anyone […]

Understanding Recent Immigration Executive Orders and Agency Memos

Are you confused by the multiple Federal Agency memos and Immigration Executive Orders? Join us for some clarity! We will review what key Trump immigration related changes can and cannot do, and what implications they may have in our day-to-day lives. In these times where the goal seems to be to sow fear and attack […]

New York City Coalition For Domestic Worker Member Meeting

The NYC Coalition For Domestic Work was launched in 2021 during the peak of the pandemic to bring together domestic workers, employers, family caregivers, and allies to transform the domestic work sector in New York City toward one that is sustainable and fair for all. Since its launch, the coalition has won outreach and education […]

Preparing To Stay: How to Create An Immigration Family Emergency Plan*

Hoping for the best and ready for everything else! As we continue to fight for a future that provides the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. to adjust status and become citizens, we also prepare to protect families who may be separated through mass deportations. Come learn how to create a Family Emergency Preparedness […]

Value Care, Pay Us Our Share

This workshop will explore the momentum around increasing investment in Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS), and raising standards for home care workers. We will touch on the centrality of Medicaid in these fights, our movement's strategy and examples to increase federal and state investment, and how we can connect victories across states to create a […]

How to Conduct Worksite Outreach to Care Workers*

Oftentimes, domestic workers and homecare workers worked in isolation, with most working alone. For live-in workers, their working and personal lives intertwined and they are mostly cut off from each other. In this workshop, participants will learn and share best practices for different forms of worksite outreach, how to overcome barriers and challenges and share […]

Building Digital Resilience: Information Security for Nonprofits

This session aims to provide grassroots organizers and staff with a foundational understanding of information security. It will equip participants with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to protect sensitive data within their organization and promote a culture of security within their communities. Participants will leave this workshop with learnings on the core principles of information […]

What is the Au Pair Program and Lessons Learned from Organizing with Au Pairs

Join us to learn about the Au-Pairs Program, what are the general rules and what are the main aspects you should consider when working in this system. We will share with you practical tools to identify and connect au-pairs with resources and leadership from NDWA, as well as outreach strategies and the role of chapters […]

Winning Drivers Licenses for All: Learn about the Successful Campaign in New Mexico*

We all know how the best protections we enjoy found push back before they became law. The legislative process from bill to law is indispensable for the longevity of our movement. Using popular education and the driver’s license campaign in New Mexico: Winning Driver’s Licenses for All, we will learn the details of the legislative […]

Effective Communication for Home Health Aides*

This workshop will help domestic workers foster effective and meaningful communication with elderly adults, promoting their well-being and quality of life. We will share foundational principles, communication strategies, specific communication scenarios, and cultural considerations. These strategies and tips will help home care workers improve their communication skills, especially with older adults in the workplace.

Strategies to Organize Indigenous Domestic Workers*

Join us for an intimate conversation to connect our experiences as domestic workers whether you identify as an Indigenous and Native worker or not. This workshop is designed to equip Indigenous immigrant and Native women in domestic work with strategies to confront workplace discrimination while fostering self-advocacy, empowerment, and community support. Participants will learn how […]

Fighting ableism in our lives, workplaces, and public policy*

People with disabilities experience discrimination, exclusion, and vulnerability because of the way our society devalues and dehumanizes disability - this system is called ableism. Domestic workers - especially caregivers, homecare workers and home attendants - play a critical role in providing support to people with disabilities and seniors to be able to live with dignity […]

Changing Our Narrative to Create Power: The History of Marta*

Are you interested in learning how our stories can make a difference through liberation and social justice? Join us for this workshop where we'll share how to organize to grow our base through art and culture, utilizing narrative power and creative writing tactics as a strategy. This work focuses on organizing at the border and […]

Chinga la Migra: Models for Community Defense against ICE*

In this workshop, you will learn strategies for defending ourselves in our communities against detentions and deportations during the Trump era. Participants will learn how to create rapid response teams in our neighborhoods—one of the most important strategies right now. We will also share the work we are doing to organize people directly affected by […]

Strategies for Non-Violent Communication in Domestic Work*

Do you agree that communication is crucial in the times we are in? Let’s take some time in community to listen and contemplate the following: meaningful ways of communicating with others, receiving with empathy opposing views, and exploring ways of inclusion. Given the current political environment, where all elements of civil discourse seem to be […]

Please note: *All sessions with an asterisk are led by Affiliate or allied organizations, without NDWA’s participation. These sessions reflect the views and opinions of those organizations and their representatives only. The views and opinions presented in these sessions are not necessarily representative of NDWA and NDWA is not responsible for the content or actions of the organizations and their representatives in these sessions.

Por favor, tome en cuenta: *Todas las sesiones con un asterisco son lideradas por afiliadas u organizaciones aliadas, sin la participación de La Alianza. Estas sesiones reflejan solo las perspectivas y opiniones de dichas organizaciones y sus representantes. Las perspectivas y opiniones expuestas en estas sesiones no son necesariamente una representación de La Alianza y La Alianza no es responsable por el contenido o las acciones de las organizaciones o sus representantes durante dichas sesiones.