Member Highlight: Monica Escalante
Monica Escalante’s journey as a home care provider began at a young age. Growing up, she supported her grandparents—her grandmother
Monica Escalante’s journey as a home care provider began at a young age. Growing up, she supported her grandparents—her grandmother
We are at a critical crossroads for workers’ rights and human rights in America. What we saw last night was
We’re celebrating Filipino American Heritage Month! Together, we’ll continue celebrating and uplifting contributions of our Filipino community across California every
As extreme weather events become more frequent and severe, having an emergency plan isn’t just important—it’s essential, especially when we
This week members across the state came together to celebrate National Register to Vote Day at local events. Together, we
Dear fellow UDW members, I am so excited to announce the official launch of UDW’s very own credit union! We
Speaking before a crowd at the Care Can’t Wait rally in Washington, DC, home care provider Sabrina Bishop from San
March was Women’s History Month, and as a union made up mostly of women, every year we celebrate and uplift
February was Black History Month, and every year we celebrate and uplift not just Black history but also those making
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.
SACRAMENTO – UDW/AFSCME Local 3930, a union representing over 171,000 home care workers and family child care providers in California,
May 1 is celebrated around the world as International Workers’ Day. The U.S. chose to celebrate Labor Day in September
This week UDW leaders and members joined hundreds of care workers from across the country in D.C. at the first-ever
By Pablo Ros President Joe Biden this week signed a major executive order to improve care for working families and support care
Author: Astrid Zuniga My son, Manny, is the reason I get up every morning determined to fight for people with
As home care workers and family child care providers, there is one thing that unites us – we are domestic
Women in Politics and Child Care The participation of women in politics is necessary to make public policies work for
Members of the California Alliance for Retired Americans and supporters from across the state gathered in Bakersfield to demand Speaker
In 1989, Franklin Vermillion watched as a group of friends gathered around a booth at his local burger joint communicated
by Kate Wolffe A new bill proposed in the California legislature would allow in-home care workers to bargain with the
By Andrew Hardy Even though the event was unfortunately delayed, the 26th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity March and Black