This week, we celebrate the 95th birthday of Dorothy Lee Bolden, a trailblazer for domestic workers. We uplift and celebrate her legacy by continuing to fight for the rights of domestic workers.
At Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network, we know that care is at the heart of strong communities. We also know that building a culture of care means rethinking how we organize ourselves, share responsibility and resources.
Gayle Kirshenbaum, founding Hand in Hand member, shares her story about getting involved in the domestic worker rights movement and her journey as a nanny and now homecare employer.
Right now, the U.S. Senate is deliberating a budget reconciliation bill—a proposal that would gut essential care programs, target immigrant communities, and hand billions of dollars in tax breaks to the wealthiest Americans at the expense of the most vulnerable.
Hand in Hand condemns the recent ICE raids across the country and the alarming decision by the administration to call in the National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles.
We are in the midst of a care crisis, caused by a rapidly aging population and an increased need for long-term care that the current workforce just can’t keep up with. Immigrants play a vital role to fill that gap. Without immigrants, our already broken care system would collapse.
In 2022, Hand in Hand launched Honor Domestic Work— a story collection and gift giving project to celebrate the importance of domestic and caregiving work in all of our lives.
Earth Day is a reminder that we have the power to make a difference in the lives of those around us. We can create environments that are safe and healthy for everyone who shares them.
Hand in Hand is pleased to celebrate our 15th anniversary with gatherings in San Francisco, CA on May 13th and Brooklyn, NY on May 29th.
In celebration of its 15th anniversary, Hand in Hand is proud to release Bread and Roses Hand in Hand, a new video poem created to celebrate our work.
