Center for Workers’ Rights Selected to Represent the Sacramento Family Unity, Education, and Legal (FUEL) Network

The Sacramento FUEL Network is a coalition of nonprofits, religious organizations, law school immigration clinics, businesses, local pro bono attorneys, educators and other community partners dedicated to helping Sacramento residents prevent, prepare for, or defend against deportation. The City of Sacramento established the FUEL Network to provide support to local community members.

 

The Center for Workers’ Rights is among 8 local organizations to composing the founding Advocacy Committee of FUEL.  The purpose of the FUEL Advocacy Committee is to provide ongoing strategic direction for the political advocacy of the FUEL Network and is the decision-making body for the local, state, and national campaigns that the FUEL coalition endorses and actively participates in.

 

For more information on the FUEL Network, visit their website at www.sacfuelnetwork.org.

Latest News

Yolo Youth and Young Adult Job & Community Resource Fair

As young adults transition into the workforce, many enter not knowing their rights as workers. On March 3rd, the Center for Workers' Rights was able to attend the Yolo Youth and Young Adult Job & Community Resource Fair in Woodland to provide resources for the...

Wage Claim Victory for Local Construction Worker

Gabriel Maldonado contacted the Center for Workers’ Rights in June of 2020. He reached out to us because for four years prior he had worked for a local construction company and had expressed concern about unpaid wages, a lack of reimbursement for materials purchased...

Wide Open Walls Brings Attention to the Struggle for Workplace Rights

Supporting our community is very important to the Center for Workers’ Rights. This weekend we stopped by a local k-8 school during a very special event in which parents and volunteers came together to beautify the campus. Murals were painted all around the campus....

Share This