A new public charge rule could affect how school meals are considered in certain immigration proceedings. Find out what changes on September 18 and what families need to know.
Do you have Medicaid? Learn about the new 80-hour work requirement, how it might affect your coverage, and whether the EVV system can help you document your hours.
Find out where to get school supplies, backpacks, uniforms, and other free or low-cost back-to-school resources near you.
If you work as a house cleaner in California, learn about your rights during and after a fire, safety precautions, and when you can refuse to perform dangerous work.
Recent cases of ICE detentions at U.S. airports are causing concern. We explain who might be at greater risk when traveling.
Learn under what circumstances domestic workers in California are entitled to labor protections, training, and safety equipment, and what the exceptions are.
Your library card offers much more than just books: find out how to get free access to museums, classes, tools, and other community resources.
Can receiving Medicaid, SNAP, or other benefits affect your chances of getting a green card in the future? We take a look at the new public charge regulation and recommendations from organizations on how to protect your rights.
Approximately 200,000 caregivers could receive financial compensation after suing the company that managed their payments.
Do you feel comfortable working while being monitored by cameras? Domestic workers discuss the impact of security cameras in homes and the challenges they pose.
Are you in the process of applying for a Green Card, or do you plan to start the process? We’ll explain what’s changing and how to protect your case.
Just a few years ago, millions of domestic workers remained invisible. Today, they hold decision-making positions around the world and continue to drive historic change. Learn about the story and insights of one of the most prominent leaders of this movement in this special conversation marking International Domestic Workers’ Day.
The 2026 World Cup could bring more job opportunities for many immigrant domestic workers. But it could also mean more security operations and an increased ICE presence in some host cities. In this guide, we explain what rights you have, how to prepare, and where to find legal help in Spanish if you need it.
Learn how domestic workers in Philadelphia organized, got involved, and helped win a campaign that protects the city’s immigrant communities.
Traveling by air within the United States as an immigrant is not prohibited, but the risk may vary depending on each individual case. This guide explains which documents are accepted, who is at higher risk, and what recommendations to follow before traveling.