UDW Executive Director Doug Moore on Kamala Harris’ Vice Presidential Pick: Tim Walz
“UDW is thrilled to see Kamala Harris, a dedicated advocate for care workers and families, select Tim Walz as her
“UDW is thrilled to see Kamala Harris, a dedicated advocate for care workers and families, select Tim Walz as her
Washington, DC – Today, Care Can’t Wait Action coalition members – AFSCME, AFT, Community Change Voters, MomsRising Together, National Women’s
SAN DIEGO – UDW Executive Director Doug Moore released this statement following the news that President Joe Biden is withdrawing
With today’s three-party budget agreement, the United Domestic Workers of America (UDW) acknowledges the crucial collaboration between the Assembly, the
SACRAMENTO – The United Domestic Workers (UDW/AFSCME 3930), a union representing over 171,000 home care and family child care providers
Speaking before a crowd at the Care Can’t Wait rally in Washington, DC, home care provider Sabrina Bishop from San
Celebrating nearly two decades of service to UDW members and the Californians in our care Editha Adams, who served our
UDW members are calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Israel-Palestine. We condemn the United States’ continued support of
Today, UDW is excited to launch a new statewide storytelling campaign—along with a whole new look and feel—inspired by the
SACRAMENTO – UDW/AFSCME Local 3930, a union representing over 170,000 home care workers and family child care providers in California,
Statement from Doug Moore, Executive Director, United Domestic Workers (UDW/AFSCME Local 3930): Yesterday, the Monica Montgomery Steppe campaign celebrated a
The legacy and work of our union isn’t just carried by our founders or our leaders, but by our members
SAN DIEGO – UDW Executive Director Doug Moore released the following statement on the appointment of Laphonza Butler to U.S.
This Labor Day, UDW members from Riverside and Orange Counties rallied alongside union siblings from across Southern California to demand safe staffing at Kaiser Permanente hospitals.
UDW members and leaders joined our parent union, AFSCME, for a stop in San Diego yesterday on their nationwide “Staff the Front Lines” tour.
Families of four with incomes of up to $96,300 are eligible for subsidized child care, under new state income limits,
SACRAMENTO – UDW/AFSCME Local 3930, a union representing over 171,000 home care workers and family child care providers in California,
After months of negotiations and a number of vigils, marches and rallies to spur public support, California’s unionized child care providers have reached a new labor deal with the state.
BY JEANNE KUANG Gabriela Guerrero’s children are all grown and have moved out, but the former stay-at-home mom never stopped raising
BY JENNY GOLD Behind the white iron gate of her Boyle Heights home, Adriana Lorenzo’s concrete courtyard is filled with half
By Marie Coronel SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — As we head into the summer months with schools out, many parents sifting
