Category: Hand In Hand

Stacy Kono shares her experience with long-term care and her father, highlighting the need for public investment in long-term care.

Hand in Hand is excited to announce the launch of Home and Community-Based Stories, a storytelling and organizing fellowship for those who both need and provide home care in California.

This Mother’s Day I invite you to express your gratitude to all the mothers who have weathered the challenges of this year.

Hannah Lidman is based in Seattle and joined Hand in Hand during the Seattle Domestic Workers Ordinance campaign in 2018. In this interview, Hannah reflects upon her experience as a sandwich caregiver.

We’re celebrating the tenth state (and the first southern state) to win a Domestic Worker Bill of Rights—Virginia!

We at Hand in Hand join with these advocates in condemning the violence against Asian Americans across the country and stand in support of the survivors and families who have suffered loss and pain. 

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. Please feel free to use this guide to direct your virtual discussion!

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.

We celebrate the organizing wins in Georgia, while denouncing the attacks on the U.S. Capitol fueled by white supremacy.