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Posted on December 8, 2020 by Blithe Riley

The Employers Guide to Holidays & Bonuses

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This is how we're showing up: By creating #SanctuaryHomes and communities."

In this moment, thinking of our home as a sanctuary is a powerful framework of resistance against the injustice of the federal government's anti-immigration agenda. Extending that beyond our homes is that much more powerful.

Together with our member leaders, we are hosting in-person trainings to learn how to support immigrant domestic workers and neighbors through legal know-your-rights information and practical steps to make your home a fair and safe home and workplace. We're gathering in our living rooms, backyards, churches, and synagogues to learn together, meet our neighbors, and take action.

Here are some moments from this past month in California. 📸

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This is how were showing up: By creating #SanctuaryHomes and communities.

In this moment, thinking of our home as a sanctuary is a powerful framework of resistance against the injustice of the federal governments anti-immigration agenda. Extending that beyond our homes is that much more powerful.

Together with our member leaders, we are hosting in-person trainings to learn how to support immigrant domestic workers and neighbors through legal know-your-rights information and practical steps to make your home a fair and safe home and workplace. Were gathering in our living rooms, backyards, churches, and synagogues to learn together, meet our neighbors, and take action.

Here are some moments from this past month in California. 📸

To join the movement and learn more, visit the link in the comments ⬇️

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What happens when anti-Black racism and immigration enforcement collide? Communities are forced to live in fear and go into hiding — including the domestic workers that take care of our families and homes and make all other work possible.

“We need policies that recognize how much we depend on each other for care, instead of pouring more public money into enforcement that spreads fear and destabilizes communities. Because when fear empties parks and silences workers, exploitation gets easier and accountability disappears.“

Our message remains clear: Defund ICE. Fund Care. 🗣️

Read this powerfully written article from our friend and comrade, Jenn Stowe, Executive Director of National Domestic Workers Alliance via link in the comments 👇 ... See MoreSee Less

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What happens when anti-Black racism and immigration enforcement collide? Communities are forced to live in fear and go into hiding — including the domestic workers that take care of our families and homes and make all other work possible.

“We need policies that recognize how much we depend on each other for care, instead of pouring more public money into enforcement that spreads fear and destabilizes communities. Because when fear empties parks and silences workers, exploitation gets easier and accountability disappears.“

Our message remains clear: Defund ICE. Fund Care. 🗣️

Read this powerfully written article from our friend and comrade, Jenn Stowe, Executive Director of National Domestic Workers Alliance via link in the comments 👇

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