Jun 24 2026
Driven by a late-2025 surge in economic insecurity, mental health strains, and worsening employer dynamics among domestic workers, the National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) conducted a comprehensive study in Spring 2026 utilizing peer interviews and longitudinal surveys to investigate recent job losses and worker experiences.
Learn More Aprende MásApr 15 2026
After an incredibly turbulent year in 2025, domestic workers navigated a volatile labor market alongside the rest of the workforce at the start of 2026. Patterns of non-existent job creation and protracted unemployment mirrored difficulties reported by domestic workers in recent months.
Learn More Aprende MásJan 27 2026
Millions of Americans, including domestic workers, face higher premiums and risk of being uninsured after ACA premium tax credits expire in 2026. This NDWA survey summarizes 826 domestic worker responses on health coverage and costs.
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A 2025 year-end report documenting deteriorating jobs, economic security, and mental health for Spanish-speaking domestic workers, amplified by immigration enforcement fears.
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Tens of thousands of disabled South Carolinians are stuck on waitlists for vital home and community-based services, with too few care workers and not enough funding to meet the need. This joint report by New Disabled South and NDWA exposes how South Carolina’s broken system leaves people without the care they deserve—and calls for urgent policy change and investment in care.
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From July to September 2025, domestic workers reported worsening economic and labor conditions across multiple metrics. In September alone, participants experienced levels of economic insecurity on par with the worst ever reported, as well as the highest levels of underemployment in years.
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This report summarizes 2,889 responses to seven biweekly surveys conducted among Spanish-speaking domestic workers in the second quarter of 2025 (April-June). It explores key concerns related to basic needs, employment situation, job quality, psychological well-being, and worker voice.
Learn More Aprende MásJul 30 2025
NDWA collects survey data from Spanish-speaking domestic workers through La Alianza, a Facebook Messenger chatbot with about 177,000 subscribers, using biweekly multiple-choice surveys embedded in news messages, allowing the organization to track employment and economic trends
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This report shares findings from 974 responses to two well-being surveys among Spanish-speaking domestic workers in early 2025. It highlights concerning rates of poor psychological well-being and the unique stressors affecting this workforce.
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This report summarizes 2,970 responses to six biweekly surveys among Spanish-speaking domestic workers in the first quarter of 2025. It explores key concerns related to covering basic needs, employment situation, job quality and working conditions.
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