Idaho Denies Basic Protections to Farmworkers
If you haven’t heard, the U.S. The Department of Labor established new rules in 2023 to protect farmworkers from exploitation […]
If you haven’t heard, the U.S. The Department of Labor established new rules in 2023 to protect farmworkers from exploitation […]
Editor’s Note: This blog was written by Samantha Guerrero, the Community Organizer and Communications Coordinator at the Idaho Organization of
New study reveals farmworker pesticide exposure in Idaho. The study by Boise State University in collaboration with Idaho Organization of
IORC members testify against a bill to allow pesticide manufacturers immunity from claims their chemicals have harmed farmworkers and others,
This story was originally published at Homegrown Stories. In 2020, Marielena Vega met a farmworker with a disturbing story. While
The second session of the 66th Idaho Legislature wrapped up on March 31. The theme of this session was more
Food access is a cornerstone social justice issue of our lifetime. In 2020 IORC organizers Irene Ruiz and Samantha Guerrero
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is initiating rulemaking to protect outdoor and indoor workers from hazardous heat exposure.
We question to what extent the upcoming legislative session can be held without jeopardizing public health and safety, and if those procedures will guarantee equal access to the decision-making process.
October 7th Update Visión 2C Resource Council, Intermountain Fair Housing Council, American Civil Liberties Union of Idaho, and Immigrant Justice