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JUNTA DIRECTIVA California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public interest law firm established in 1981, based in Sacramento, with satellite offices throughout the state . CRLAF represents farm workers and other low-wage workers in rural California, and is also a State Bar-funded legal services support center providing training, advocacy and technical assistance to California’s federal legal services programs. Our litigation and policy priority areas include labor, housing, civil rights, sustainable rural communities, health and immigrants’ rights. CRLAF has successfully sponsored or co-sponsored legislation in each of these areas, including the Farm Labor Contractor Act, the Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA), the Employee Housing Act, Field Pesticide Posting requirements and dozens of other statutes. Equal Opportunity Employer: California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation is an equal opportunity employer that does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, citizenship status, color, religion, gender identity and/or expression, physical or mental disability, nationality, sexual orientation, marital status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. We believe everyone has something important to contribute. Respecting individual differences is an integral part of our culture and we endeavor to make our differences work for us to achieve our mission. JOB ANNOUNCEMENT LEGISLATIVE ADVOCATE CRLAF is looking for a candidate with experience in state or federal legislative advocacy, labor policy, or litigation experience that is willing to be trained on labor policy by CRLAF’s legislative team. Position: Legislative Advocate Location: Sacramento Capitol Office Experience: Minimum 2 years directly relevant legislative, policy, or litigation experience Start Date: Immediate Duties + Responsibilities: Reporting to the Executive Director and Deputy Director, the Legislative Advocate works as part of CRLAF’s legislative team to advance the rights of farmworkers and other low-wage workers through legislation and policy advocacy, and building farmworkers’ power in the Capitol, while collaborating with other legal aid organizations on legislative and policy advocacy. This position includes working on CRLAF’s “California Advocacy for Farm Workers” project, which advocates for undocumented farm workers and the rights of farm workers employed in the H-2A visa contract labor program (‘Bracero 2.0’). Responsibilities also include: Staff any assigned bills sponsored, supported, or opposed by CRLAF Draft bill fact sheets, letters of support and opposition, legislative amendments, and other lobbying materials and communications on legislative issues Track and analyze impacts of legislation, budget proposals, regulations and other state policies on California farm workers and other low-wage workers Make recommendations and help formulate CRLAF’s position on relevant issues Prepare and present written and oral testimony before legislative and administrative bodies. Help develop ideas for legislation that strengths California’s farmworkers’ rights. Support strategic planning to ensure that CRLAF’s legislative agenda furthers the organization’s goals and broader mission. Requirements + Qualifications: Understanding of the legislative and budget process in the California Legislature or with relevant policy experience a willingness to be trained in the California legislative process. Minimum 2 years of experience in any of the following areas: Labor policy or other policy relevant to farmworkers or other low-wage workers; State or federal legislation or legislative advocacy; or Plaintiff-side litigation representing low-wage workers under California or federal labor, housing, civil rights or immigrants’ rights laws. Excellent written and oral communication and presentation skills. Demonstrated success working both individually and collaborating as part of a team. Ability to take initiative and prioritize multiple tasks and time-sensitive assignments. Strong work ethic and strict attention to detail, particularly when working in fast-paced, high-pressure environment. Law degree, civil rights, community organizing, labor union, farm worker, non-profit organization, or plaintiffs-side law firm experience are also desirable, as is Spanish language proficiency, but not necessary. Hours, Compensation, + Benefits: Salary Range: $85,000-$115,000; dependent on experience Employer-paid medical, dental, vision, and life insurance for employees (with half-paid coverage for dependents) Flexible spending accounts benefits Employer-sponsored retirement plan with an annual CRLAF contribution Generous vacation, sick leave, and holiday package CRLAF has a 37.5 hour, 5-day work week Application Information: Please send resume, cover letter, writing sample, and a list of at least three references to Amagda Pérez at aperez@crlaf.org . (Applicants may also provide video or audio links to some of their recent substantive testimony or appearances before the Legislature, administrative agencies or the courts.) For questions, please call (916) 446-7904, ext. 101. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Position is open until filled. JOB ANNOUNCEMENT LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR/SENIOR LEGISLATIVE ADVOCATE Position: Legislative Director / Senior Legislative Advocate (full-time, FLSA exempt positions) Location: Sacramento, California Experience: 3-5 Five+ years directly relevant legislative or litigation experience Job Categories: Senior Management; Project Director; Legislative Advocacy Start Date: Immediate Duties + Responsibilities: Reporting to the Executive Director and Deputy Director, the Legislative Director’s duties include day to day supervision of several lobbyists and advocates, as well as serving as CRLAF’s chief Labor/Judiciary lobbyist. The Legislative Director also conducts our “California Advocacy for Farm Workers” project, which advocates for undocumented farmworkers and the rights of farmworkers employed in the H-2A visa contract labor program (‘Bracero 2.0’). The Senior Advocate’s duties include all of the above responsibilities except for a supervisory role over the legislative unit. Minimum Qualifications: Significant prior experience at the senior staff level in the Legislature or as a registered lobbyist, with a history and track record of developing and successfully shepherding legislation through the legislative process. However, significant plaintiff-side litigation experience representing low-wage workers under California or federal labor, housing, civil rights or immigrants’ rights laws, with a willingness to be trained in the California legislative process, is also qualifying experience for the senior legislative advocacy role (with a track to eventual assumption of the Legislative Director position). Law degree, civil rights, community organizing, labor union, farm worker, non-profit organization, or plaintiff-side law firm experience are also desirable, as is Spanish language proficiency. Hours, Compensation, + Benefits: Salary Range: $95,000.00 - $145,000.00 Salary/year; dependent on experience Employer-paid medical, dental, vision, and life insurance for employees (with half-paid coverage for dependents) Flexible spending account benefits Employer-sponsored retirement plan with an annual CRLAF contribution Generous vacation, sick leave, and holiday package CRLAF has a 37.5 hour, 5-day work week Application Information: Please send a resume, cover letter, writing sample, and a list of at least three references to Amagda Pérez at aperez@crlaf.org . (Applicants may also wish to provide video or audio links to some of their recent substantive testimony or appearances before the Legislature, administrative agencies or the courts.) For questions, please call (916) 446-7904, ext. 101. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Position is open until filled. JOB ANNOUNCEMENT STAFF ATTORNEY CRLAF seeks a Staff Attorney to join its Citizenship + Immigration Project California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF)’s immigration practice provides both full-scope direct representation and limited-scope legal assistance to low-income clients in their affirmative and defensive immigration cases. We represent individuals and families with their affirmative applications for immigration relief, including: family-based visa petitions, U visas, T visas, VAWA, naturalization, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, and asylum. We also represent individuals and clients in their removal proceedings, and prepare cases for relief including: asylum, withholding of removal, and CAT, cancellation of removal, bond, and post-conviction relief. We engage in extensive community education throughout Sacramento and the Central Valley to equip immigrants, farmworkers, and the underserved with information about their rights and recent developments in immigration law and policy. Position: Immigration Staff Attorney (full-time, exempt position) CRLAF is hiring for an Immigration Staff Attorney based in Sacramento, CA to provide legal assistance and representation to individuals in their affirmative applications for immigration relief before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration. CRLAF currently engages a hybrid work model that permits remote work. Duties + Responsibilities: Provide limited-scope or full-scope services to individuals and families in their applications for immigration relief, including DACA, naturalization, U Visa, T Visa, VAWA, family-based immigration, TPS, and asylum. Support and participate in local immigrants’ rights collaboratives and networks. Provide training and other technical assistance to local partner organizations, including non-profit agencies, religious groups, schools, and other community-based organizations. Conduct culturally competent and community specific “Know Your Rights” presentations and other educational outreach for immigrant communities. Represent CRLAF in local coalitions, partnerships, and agencies. Ensure entry of timely, accurate, and detailed case data into CRLAF’s case management and reporting systems. Assist with administrative and fundraising work of the organization. Minimum Qualifications: Demonstrated commitment to social justice and the empowerment of immigrant communities. Law degree and license to practice law. At least two years of experience practicing immigration law. Valid California Driver license. Fluency in Spanish. Experience working with low-income, non-English speaking clients. Ability to multitask, prioritize, set, and meet deadlines with timeliness and a high attention to detail. Ability to maintain accurate records and competently utilize technology platforms and databases. Ability to organize and prioritize essential information and data points to report on the project. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Excellent research, writing, and organizational skills. Ability to work in a team-focused and multicultural work environment. Ability to work via phone and in-person with a variety of actors, including clients, attorneys, staff, volunteers, partner organizations, and representatives of the government agencies in a professional, amicable and team-oriented manner. Experience training or presenting on immigration-related matters and/or practical skills is a plus. Hours, Compensation, + Benefits: Salary range: $70,000 to $78,000 Employer-paid medical, vision, and dental insurance (with half-paid coverage for dependents) Flexible spending account benefits Employer-sponsored loan repayment assistance program Employer-sponsored retirement plan Generous vacation, sick leave, and holiday package CRLAF has a 37.5 hour work week Application Information: If interested, please email cover letter, resume, and a list of 3 professional references to jobs@crlaf.org . Please address cover letter to “Hiring Committee” and write “Immigration Staff Attorney” in the subject line. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Position is open until filled. JOB ANNOUNCEMENT STAFF ATTORNEY CRLAF seeks a Staff Attorney to join its Removal Defense Project Position: Immigration Staff Attorney - Removal Defense Project (full-time, exempt position) California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF)'s Removal Defense Project is hiring for an Immigration Staff Attorney based in Sacramento, CA. The position will provide legal assistance and representation to individuals in their removal proceedings before the Immigration Court. CRLAF currently engages a hybrid work model that permits remote work. Duties + Responsibilities: Provide consultations, limited-scope, or full-scope services to individuals and families in removal proceedings at the Sacramento or San Francisco Immigration Court. Provide consultations, limited-scope, or full-scope services to individuals detained in ICE detention centers in California. Support and participate in local immigrants’ rights collaboratives and networks, including the Sacramento Family Unity, Education, and Legal (FUEL) Network for Immigrants and the California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice (CCIJ). Participate in providing pro bono assistance to pro se respondents through the Attorney of the Day program at the Sacramento Immigration Court. Provide training and other technical assistance to local partner organizations, including non-profit agencies, religious groups, schools, and other community-based organizations. Represent CRLAF in local coalitions, partnerships, and agencies. Ensure entry of timely, accurate, and detailed case data into CRLAF’s case management and reporting systems. Assist with administrative and fundraising work of the organization. Minimum Qualifications: Demonstrated commitment to social justice and the empowerment of immigrant communities. Law degree and active license to practice law. At least two years of experience practicing immigration law. Valid California driver’s license. Fluency in Spanish. Experience working with low-income, non-English speaking clients. Ability to multitask, prioritize, set, and meet deadlines with timeliness and a high attention to detail. Ability to maintain accurate records and competently utilize technology platforms and databases. Ability to organize and prioritize essential information and data points to report on projects. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Excellent research, writing, and organizational skills. Ability to work in a team-focused and multicultural work environment. Ability to work via phone and in-person with a variety of actors, including clients, attorneys, staff, volunteers, partner organizations, and representatives of the government agencies in a professional, amicable and team-oriented manner. Experience training or presenting on immigration-related matters and/or practical skills is a plus. Hours, Compensation, + Benefits: Salary range: $70,000 to $78,000 Employer-paid medical, vision, and dental insurance (with half-paid coverage for dependents) Flexible spending account benefits Employer-sponsored loan repayment assistance program Employer-sponsored retirement plan Generous vacation, sick leave, and holiday package CRLAF has a 37.5 hour, 5-day work week Application Information: If interested, please email cover letter, resume, and a list of 3 professional references to jobs@crlaf.org . Please address cover letter to “Hiring Committee” and write “Immigration Staff Attorney - Removal Defense Project” in the subject line. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Position is open until filled.

CRLAF is a privately funded rural justice center focused serving farmworkers and low-wage laborers, regardless of immigration status. California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation FARM WORKER RIGHTS. HUMAN RIGHTS. 📅 Early Giving is now OPEN! (Donations can accepted until May 1st at 11:59 p.m.) Click here to view our Big Day of Giving page Red Cards Download Cards Here Supportive Resources Haga clic para recursos sobre "Conozca sus derechos" Farmworker + Immigrant Rights We are the sons and daughters of farmworkers. We believe justice and dignity are inalienable human rights, and fight for greater access for migrant farmworker and immigrant communities across the state. Read More > Press Release on Incoming Administration While many of the serious problems clients faced in the previous Trump administration may reoccur; CRLAF stands firmly with rural residents, partner organizations, legal aid providers, and other advocates to fight for family unity, justice and equity. Read More > Governor signs CRLAF’s AB 636 CRLAF celebrates the passing of its sponsored AB 636 (Kalra) and landmark legislation, creating a comprehensive legal rights disclosure notice for H-2A farmworkers in California, expanding critical information and awareness. Read More > See More News

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Critical information and resources to help immigrant communities navigate this challenging time. ACERCA DE CRLAF California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF) and the Sacramento Family Unity, Education, and Legal (FUEL) Network for Immigrants are committed to supporting and serving immigrants throughout the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and have compiled critical information and resources to help immigrant communities navigate this challenging time. We will continue updating this document throughout the pandemic as much of this information is rapidly changing on a daily basis. Eng/Esp-Información en Medi-Cal para inmigrantes (2024) Coronavirus Resources (2020) Recursos de Coronavirus (2020) Julio 2020 COVID-19 Recursos é Informacion Más > Hemos recopilado información importante y recursos para ayudar a las comunidades migrantes a navegar este tiempo difícil. Continuaremos actualizando este documento durante de la pandemia, puesto que mucha de esta información cambia constantemente. (actualizado a partir del 20 de julio de 2020) April 2020 Salubridad Laboral Video En Español > Esta infografía tiene información sobre sus derechos como trabajador de California, sus derechos al salario mínimo, sobretiempo, descansos, no han cambiado. PDF Download > Labor + Civil Rights July 2020 COVID-19 Resources and Information Read More > Critical information and resources to help immigrant communities navigate this challenging time. We will continue updating this document throughout the pandemic as much of this information is rapidly changing on a daily basis. (updated July 20, 2020) April 2020 SDI en California Video en Español > Esta infografía tiene información sobre que es el Seguro de Discapacidad disponible para los trabajadores de California, sin importar su estatus legal. PDF Download > Labor + Civil Rights April 2020 Derechos de los Trabajadores Video En Español > Esta infografía tiene información sobre sus derechos como trabajador de California, sus derechos al salario mínimo, sobretiempo, descansos, no han cambiado. PDF Download > Labor + Civil Rights April 2020 Dispensario de Comida Video En Español > Esta infografía le explica cómo encontrar dispensarios de comida (food banks) por internet cercas de usted. PDF Download > Labor + Civil Rights

CONSIGUE AYUDA Nuestros servicios son siempre gratuitos y ayudamos a los residentes rurales de bajos ingresos, independientemente de su estado migratorio. No ayudamos con casos criminales. Centramos nuestro trabajo en las áreas de: salud de los trabajadores agrícolas derechos civiles equidad educativa trabajo y empleo inmigración y ciudadanía pesticidas y seguridad de los trabajadores vivienda rural acceso a la salud para todos construyendo comunidades rurales sostenibles Si no ve su problema en la lista, visite www.lawhelpca.org para encontrar un programa de asistencia legal que pueda ayudarlo. Por favor llame al 916-446-7901 para asistencia o para aprender más sobre los próximos talleres de inmigración y naturalización.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Richard M. Pearl, Esq., Chair Law Offices of Richard M Pearl "I first got involved with farm workers when I started working with CRLA INC, in the in 1975. In the early 1980s when legal aid was under attack on a national level, we knew lobbying in particular. would be under attack; that's when CRLAF was born. Today, thanks to a cadre of visionary supporters, CRLAF remains privately funded legal aid program, doing incredibly important work that federally funded legal aid organizations are prohibited from doing." Rosa Armendariz Diablo Valley College Joseph Jaramillo, Esq. Housing & Economic Rights Advocates "I think that it’s difficult to pass strong protective legislation given the power and influence of big agribusinesses.That is why it is so important to have an organization like CRLA Foundation advocating for needed changes." Manuel Magana Retired Farm Worker "I started working with César Chavez in the 1970s. By the 1980s legal aid was under fire and we had to find another way to continue the important work. I am proud to have been on the forefront of creating CRLA Foundation. We have worked really hard for the rights of the farm workers for many years and still there are many things that need to change. One of the achievements in this fight is that farm workers now have access to a bathroom wherever they are working." Rosario Vásquez Community Representative Virginia Villegas, Esq. Villegas Carrera LLP "Over the years, I've seen first-hand the legislative work they engage in and the positive effects it has for low-wage workers throughout the state. CRLAF not only provides legal representation, but advocates on behalf of marginalized communities. If it were not for CRLAF these communities would not be getting the critical services they need." Please reload

Community resources including basic know your rights information for immgrant families, family emergency planning guides, and instructions on reporting attorneys who have committed fraud or those who are unlawfully giving legal advice. INTERNAL RESOURCES Resources to be shared internally or with community partners. Community Resources To be shared with partners Noe's Letter - OCPSC Google Form OCPSC Support Letter Support for the Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications in the January 2025 Budget in the Amount of $25 million to grant to CBOs. Solicitar Asilo en EU Cortes en Sacramento (Stanford Law School, 2022) Solicitar Asilo en EU Cortes de San Francisco (Stanford Law School, 2022) Immigration Court Proceedings (En Inglés y Español) - (2022)

NUESTRO EQUIPO Amagda Pérez, Esq. | Director ejecutivo Mark Schacht │ Director Adjunto, Director Legislativo _____________________________________ Quetzali Arroyo-Pérez│ Asistente del Proyecto de Ciudadanía e Inmigración Brian Augusta, Esq.│ Director del Proyecto de Vivienda Rural Jeannie A. Barrett | Abogado Principal, Proyecto de Vivienda Rural Jessie Boas, Esq. │Fellow del Proyecto de Defensa de Remoción Vanessa Campos │Asistente del Proyecto de Ciudadanía e Inmigración Martha Chavez │ Asistente de programa, Representante acreditada parcial del Departamento de Justicia Masireh Darboe | Asistente de CWOP (COVID-19 Workplace Outreach Project), Proyecto de Comunidades Rurales Sostenibles Angel F. Del Valle │ Asistente del Proyecto de Ciudadanía e Inmigración Angel De La O | Coordinador del DNAF, Proyecto de Ciudadanía e Inmigración Bianca Dueñas, Esq.│ Directora del Proyecto de Empoderamiento de Inmigrantes de San Joaquín Aaron Esparza | Fellow de Vivienda, Unidad de Derechos Laborales y Civiles Carolina Estrada | Asistente de Unidad de Derechos Laborales y Civiles Katie Fleming, Esq.│ Directora del Proyecto de Defensa de Remoción Sandra Garcia │ Asistente de programa, Representante acreditada parcial del Departamento de Justicia Rosemary Gomez, Esq. │Fellow del Proyecto de Defensa de Remoción Nilsen Gómez │ Coordinadora del programa FUEL Griselda González│ Paralegal del programa FUEL Daniel Gutiérrez Contador Juan Gutierrez │Asistente de Communications Cecilia Guevara Zamora, Esq.│ Abogada del personal, Unidad de Derechos Laborales y Civiles Claudia Guzman Bogusz│ Asistente de programa Anne Katten│ Directora, Proyecto de Seguridad de Pesticidas y Trabajadores Ezra Kautz, Esq.│ Abogado del personal, Unidad de Derechos Laborales y Civiles Chelsea Lalancette, Esq. │ Abogada del personal, Unidad de Derechos Laborales y Civiles Yolanda Magaña | Asistente, Proyecto de Defensa de Remoción Jessica Martinez, Esq. │ Abogada del personal, Ciudadanía e Inmigración Verónica Meléndez, Esq.│ Directora de Litigios , Unidad de Derechos Laborales y Civiles Juanita P. Ontiveros│ Directora de Promoción Comunitaria, Proyectos Especiales y Recursos Humanos,Representante acreditado por el DOJ parcial Monica Ortega | Fellow del Proyecto Ciudadanía e Inmigración Noe Paramo│ Director del Proyecto de Comunidades Rurales Sostenibles, Defensor Legislativo, Representante Acreditado Parcial del Departamento de Justicia Joana Peraza Lizarraga, Esq. │Fellow y Abogada del personal, Ciudadanía e Inmigración Sergio D. Pérez│ Representante acreditado del Departamento de Justicia Eduardo Ramirez-Castro│ Director Asociado del Proyecto de Comunidades Rurales Sostenibles, Representante acreditado por el DOJ Clarisa Reyes-Becerra, Esq. | Directora, del Proyecto de Equidad en salud para inmigrantes Cynthia Rice, Esq.│ Coordinadora de litigios Alfredo Rivas Gómez│ Coordinador del programa FUEL Mayra Rosales | Asistente, Ciudadanía e Inmigración Rebekah Sophia│ Asociada de Desarrollos Josth Stenner-Lara | Coordinador del programs, Proyecto de Comunidades Rurales Sostenibles Marcus Tang, Esq.│ Director del Proyecto de Ciudadanía e Inmigración Javier Tirado│ Representante parcial acreditado por el Departamento de Justicia Armando Valdez│ Coordinador de Alcance Comunitario, Proyecto de Comunidades Rurales Sostenibles Nicole Zanardi, Esq.│ Abogada del personal, Proyecto de Defensa de Remoción

INMIGRACIÓN + CIUDADANÍA Caminos hacia la ciudadanía + unidad familiar El Proyecto de Inmigración ofrece una amplia educación comunitaria y divulgación, defensa, capacitación, asistencia legal y técnica en las comunidades inmigrantes más marginadas de las zonas rurales de California. El Proyecto de Inmigración + Integración de Inmigrantes de CRLAF se enfoca en proporcionar alcance e información sobre el proceso de naturalización, los efectos del programa "Comunidades Seguras" del DHS en los inmigrantes, las consecuencias de inmigración de condenas penales, y alivio y beneficios de inmigración. Los abogados brindan capacitación a los defensores de la comunidad sobre la ley de inmigración y naturalización y asistencia directa a las comunidades inmigrantes con la solicitud de ciudadanía, VAWA, visas T, visas U, Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia y ayuda para menores no acompañados (asilo y SIJS). Desde 1993, en colaboración con nuestras organizaciones asociadas, CRLAF ha brindado información sobre el proceso de naturalización y los cambios en las leyes de bienestar e inmigración a más de 38,000 inmigrantes, capacitados cerca de 2400 voluntarios de la comunidad, asistió a aproximadamente 33,060 residentes permanentes legales para completar la solicitud de naturalización, evaluó a 18,265 solicitantes en habilidades de ciudadanía, realizó 3306 simulacros de entrevistas de naturalización, realizó 1984 entrevistas de seguimiento para solicitantes con casos complicados de naturalización y representó a 993 solicitantes en sus entrevistas de naturalización en el Valle Central. Desde 2012, CRLAF ha llevado a cabo actividades de divulgación sobre Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia (DACA) y los derechos de los padres indocumentados para designar a un familiar de confianza como tutor legal de sus hijos ciudadanos estadounidenses en caso de que los padres sean detenidos por el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) ) En colaboración con nuestros socios, hemos podido proporcionar servicios informativos sobre DACA, VAWA y visas U a más de 5,000 inmigrantes y hemos ayudado a más de 350 niños que llegan para solicitar DACA. También representamos a menores no acompañados indocumentados en sus solicitudes de estatus de inmigrante juvenil especial, asilo y otras formas de alivio de inmigración. Regularmente realizamos presentaciones comunitarias de "Conozca sus derechos" para aumentar la capacidad y el liderazgo en nuestras comunidades para que los inmigrantes puedan tomar decisiones informadas sobre los beneficios que solicitan y también para protegerse del fraude de consultores de inmigración. El Proyecto de Integración de Inmigración + Inmigración de CRLAF brinda servicios informativos, asistencia legal de alta calidad, apoyo de defensa y desarrollo de capacidades comunitarias para brindar a los inmigrantes la oportunidad de ser parte del proceso de toma de decisiones que afecta a sus familias y comunidad. Para comunicarse con la unidad de inmigración, llame al (916) 446-7901.

CRLAF is a privately funded rural justice center focused serving farmworkers and low-wage laborers, regardless of immigration status. Fundación de Asistencia Legal Rural de California ABOGADOS POR LA JUSTICIA Critical Information for Immigrant and Mixed Status Families QUIENES SOMOS Arraigado en el movimiento de trabajadores agrícolas de la década de 1960 Fundación de Asistencia Legal Rural de California es un centro de justicia rural con fondos privados enfocado en servir a los trabajadores agrícolas y trabajadores rurales de bajos salarios, independientemente de su estado migratorio. Creemos justicia y dignidad no comience ni termine en un cruce fronterizo, pero son derechos humanos inalienables. Leer más... CÓMO TRABAJAMOS INFLUENCIA El poder político es esencial para encontrar soluciones a largo plazo a los problemas que enfrentan los trabajadores agrícolas y otros trabajadores de bajos salarios. CRLAF es una voz confiable y respetada que representa a las comunidades rurales de bajos ingresos. Leer más... Contact AUTORIZAR Por más de 35 años, CRLAF ha construido una reputación como un recurso confiable para los trabajadores agrícolas y las familias rurales. Empoderar a nuestras comunidades para abogar es fundamental para desarrollar soluciones a largo plazo. Leer más... ABOGADOR Proteger los derechos de los trabajadores de bajos salarios que representan a grandes grupos es la clave para lograr mejoras en toda la industria. Al representar a los trabajadores de bajos salarios en un litigio de acción de clase, CRLAF ha logrado reformas radicales en materia de salarios y horas, acoso sexual y seguridad de los trabajadores. Leer más... NOTICIAS + ALERTAS Aún no hay ninguna entrada publicada en este idioma Una vez que se publiquen entradas, las verás aquí.

Your 2018 Impact Report: See the Impact of your donation. Your 2019 Impact Report SEE THE IMPACT OF YOUR DONATION Hover over each block to learn more. Workers' RIGHTS Advocacy Workers' RIGHTS Advocacy represented 1,420 low-wage Workers in class action litigation DACA 350+ Dreamers Applied for DACA Renewal Anti-TRAFFICKING Education and outreach 1,428 Farm workers learned to identify signs of trafficking and where to find help Bills Sponsored and Enacted into law 9 bills to expand affordable housing, protect workers' rights & immigrant rights. Clean Drinking Water Clean Drinking Water 790 people in 2 farmworker towns received clean drinking water $4,250,000 stolen Wages recovered for low-wage workers Undocu-ally trainings 425+ Educators & service providers trained on how to better support immigrant students & families Rapid Response Networks Rapid Response Networks 2 Rapid Response networks established, serving Sacramento & San Joaquin Valley know your rights 3,500 people reached Emergency Family Safety Plans 435+ mixed status families received legal counsel on how to prepare safety plans in case of ICE enforcement Citizenship Citizenship 200+ people applied for Citizenship Pesticide & community Safety Advocacy to end use of 2 toxic pesticides. Achieve greater enforcement of Pesticide Use restrictions. increase protections for pesticide handlers & fieldworkers

EQUIDAD EDUCATIVA Ampliación de oportunidades a través de la equidad educativa El Proyecto de Educación brinda asistencia técnica, apoyo de defensa y capacitación a proyectos de servicios legales, instituciones educativas primarias y secundarias, otras entidades públicas y personas de bajos ingresos en todo el estado. El Proyecto de Educación se dedica a la defensa legislativa y administrativa en torno a cuestiones de derecho educativo, en particular la educación bilingüe. El Proyecto de Educación participa en una serie de grupos de trabajo estatales relacionados con la política educativa.