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Learn More Are you ready to take action?The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) works for the respect, recognition, and rights for more than 2.2 million nannies, housecleaners, and home care workers who do the essential work of caring for our loved ones and our homes.
Nov 30 2022
As we begin to wind down 2022 and reflect on our work, we at NDWA could not be more grateful for our domestic worker leaders and the commitment to justice and equity they bring to this work. I am also so grateful, as is our entire team, to supporters like you, who step up each and every time we ask.
Learn More Aprende MásNov 24 2022
We are encouraging everyone to gather in town squares, in front of federal courthouses and federal office buildings. In D.C., we’ll be on the steps of the Supreme Court all evening to declare #BansOffOurBodies and make clear that abortion is health care and we will NOT give up.
Learn More Aprende MásNov 18 2022
We’re happy to announce our team of artists and entertainment industry leaders - to help change how American society values care, caregiving, and the women who do this important work.
Learn More Aprende MásNov 10 2022
On December 6th, voters in Georgia will return to the ballot box to vote in a Senate runoff election. Georgia Voters JUST turned out in historic numbers for the general election, and most never planned to have a side serving of election with their Thanksgiving turkey.
Learn More Aprende MásOct 13 2022
Today is a special day for NDWA and the domestic worker movement. It’s the day we honor Dorothy Bolden: a household worker, founder of influential organizations, and a powerful Black civil rights leader who fought to end racist and sexist treatment of domestic workers in Atlanta in the 1960s. And won!
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