4th Annual Awards Celebration

Thank you for making our 4th Annual Awards Celebration a success!

 

On August 8, 2018, we gathered at the Citizen Hotel to celebrate our 4th year providing legal and advocacy services to low-wage workers in the greater Sacramento area.

 

We honored Pamela Lopez with the Worker Bravery Award for raising awareness about sexual harassment in the capitol, Autumn Gonzalez and Ruth Ibarra with the Legal Advocate Awards for responding to dozens of requests for presentations on immigrant rights in Northern California and Assemblymember David Chiu with the Legislative Advocate Awards for authoring AB 450, the Immigrant Workers Protection Act.

 

Executive Director Daniela Urban also spoke of the achievements of the Center in the last year, including expanding advocacy to San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties, sponsoring the Center’s first state wide bill – AB 2613 – which would have required employer to pay a penalty to workers when they do not pay them on time, and the addition of Ana Castrellon as Program Administrator.

 

We especially want to thank our event sponsors and hope that their leadership will inspire you to support our work with a donation.

CHAMPION

Mark Urban and Terri Friedman

LEADER

Nathan Shaffer and Carmen Comsti

PATRON

Hunter Pyle Law

Kazan, McClain, Satterley, & Greenwood

Law Office of Christopher Whelan

IDEATE California

Leonard Carder, LLP

Law Office of Scot D. Bernstein

Sacramento Central Labor Council

ADVOCATE

Nichols Kaster, LLP

UNITE HERE Local 49

Mariko Yoshihara

Messing Adams & Jasmine

Outten & Golden

Beeson Tayer & Bodine

Mora Employment Law

Renaker Hasslemen, LLP

Rory Quintana

SUPPORTER

Autumn Gonzalez

Law Offices of James E. McGlamery

Brittany Berzin

Wendy Musell

The Rosa Law Group

Church State Council

Sean Daniel Graham

Villegas Carrera LLP

Law Offices of Traci M. Hinden

 

The program for the event is available here.

Pictures are available on our facebook page.

 

Click here to make a donation to support the Center for Workers’ Rights.

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