Category: Hand In Hand

Hannah Lidman is based in Seattle and joined Hand in Hand during the Seattle Domestic Workers Ordinance campaign in 2018. Hannah is the mother to a 5 year old and

For the last ten years, Hand in Hand has organized employers of nannies, house cleaners, and home attendants to support Domestic Worker Bills of Rights in states across the country.

 In February, just a few blocks from where our Bay Area team used to work in downtown Oakland, a 71-year old Chinese grandmother was pushed to the ground and robbed.

A huge thank you to all of Hand in Hand’s 2020 individual and institutional supporters and dues paying members! You make Hand in Hand’s work possible.

Hand in Hand hosted our first book club to discuss Alicia Garza’s The Purpose of Power, and how it relates to our organizing as part of the domestic worker movement.

As states rollout COVID-19 vaccination plans, many employers of nannies, home attendants and house cleaners have questions about how they can support the workers in their homes to get vaccinated.

Last week, we witnessed both the inspiring power of multiracial movements working for democracy and the ugliness and violence of an attempted coup fueled by white nationalism. We celebrate the

This year has been unlike any other. As we approach its end, I invite you to take a few minutes to reflect with me and acknowledge the challenges we have

We did this together. We came out in record numbers in this historic election. We rose up against hate, exclusion and racism and demanded change. Whether we were working to

What have you been doing to Get Out the Vote this Election Season? As someone who lives in a swing state, I’ve put a lot of energy into mobilizing my