In state chapters, we come together to make our communities better places for domestic workers and the people who hire them. We build community, provide workshops, and advocate to transform policy on a local and national level.
Most of us want to do the right thing when we hire a childcare provider, housecleaner, or home attendant, but we just don’t know how. Together with workers, we learn to create mutually supportive relationships.
As a national network, we support worker organizing and labor rights campaigns run by nannies, attendants, and cleaners. We work for policies that make support more affordable in our cities, states and nationally. We believe that immigrant domestic workers and their families deserve to live and work without fear of violence and discrimination.
1 in 5 households are likely to employ a nanny, home attendant, or housecleaner
1 out of 3 of people who hire domestic workers would pay higher wages
41% of people who hire domestic workers need more support
