Break the Chain Campaign
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Break The Chain Campaign seeks to prevent and address the abuse and exploitation of migrant women workers through holistic direct services, leadership training, community engagement and survivor-driven outreach and training.
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Recent Work
Blog
Protecting Guest Workers in the United States
December 30, 2011 - Hershey's chocolate packing plant is in at the center of a dispute related to a "summer work travel visa" with little opportunity beyond mere survival. By Tiffany Williams
Blog
A Wish for the Holidays: Children's Voices Ringing through the Halls of Congress
December 13, 2011 - 5,000 letters from children across the country symbolize the need to address the flaws of the immigration and deportation systems. By Celia Garcia Perez
Media Advisory
Health Care Workers Demand That Congress Generate Jobs, Not Health Care Cuts, in 'Take Back the Capitol' Week
December 7, 2011 - Underemployed workers, jobless people, health care workers, and protesters marched to K Street, where they confronted corporate CEOs and lobbyists for some of the country’s largest companies, which have avoided paying their fair share of taxes for years.
Magazine Article
The Power of Poetry
November 4, 2011 - Poets resist anti-immigration laws with defiance, beauty, and social media. By Sarah Browning
Blog
Obama: Selectively Honoring MLK
October 21, 2011 - While the President honored MLK's work for civil rights and economic justice, he did not mention King's equally important work against the Vietnam War and U.S. militarism. By Joy Zarembka
Blog
Why Women? Why Now? Looking at Gender and Immigration
October 17, 2011 - A local woman's struggle with immigration enforcement highlights the need for a closer look at how tough laws affects migrant women. By Celia Garcia Perez
Tiffany Williams