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Migrant Workers Alliance for Change
- information and referral on employment, housing, immigration, healthcare, and other social services
- workshops on workplace and immigration rights, taxes, employment insurance, collective organizing, and accessing health care and social support systems
- direct support services, including:
- filing employment claims
- support in accessing services, or any other matter where referrals are not possible
- virtual and in-person peer support spaces for migrant empowerment, information sharing, advocacy, and workers rights
Application
Call, text or email; in-person by appointment only
Eligibility
Migrants without permanent resident status, specifically:
- current and former English or Spanish-speaking farmworkers
- current and former international students
- current and former migrant caregivers
- migrant fishery workers
- refugees and undocumented people
Languages
Physical Access
Call or email for accessibility information for local groups
Fees
None
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