2011 CRLA Events
CELEBRATING THE PAST & EMBRACING THE FUTURE
This year's theme offers us a chance to highlight former CRLA Staff and Board members - people who dedicated their lives to justice - by building support for our work for years to come! Our Tardeadas benefit CRLA's critical legal and advocacy work. Join us for festive, Latino-culture inspired events bringing together old and new friends to honor our advocates and the communities we serve. Featuring tequila tastings, delicious food, lively music, and great company: all to support CRLA!
For specific details on each event, click on the event button above.
Executive Report
Reflecting on
CRLA’s History
As some of you know, this past month I turned 60. As I celebrate the ageing, I’m also reflective of CRLA’s history—and on what this organization means to rural people as we go forward in 2012.
While we’ve certainly had many monumental wins over those 40+ years, the reality is that rural poverty has increased in California.
Rural Justice Update
PAGA Victory for Landscape Workers
Cases brought under the California Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) allow people to bring workforce-wide claims on behalf of their coworkers as well as themselves. In this case, the four longtime landscape workers brought the case because they and their coworkers were not paid for all their travel time and other hours they worked.
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CRLA VIDEOS
Watch our latest videos showing our accomplishments, compelling stories, put together by CRLA supporters.
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