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Author Archives: Emily Drakage, Children in the Fields Campaign North Carolina Regional Coordinator, AFOP
Farmworker Youth and Advocates Discuss Child Labor at Duke University
Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF) in conjunction with Duke School of Divinity and other community members are celebrating National Farmworker Awareness Week by raising awareness about farmworker issues on campus and in our communities. The Children in the Fields Campaign … Continue reading
Children in the Fields Campaign Youth Council Members Attend 4-H Retreat
Four Children in the Fields Campaign youth council members participated in an overnight 4-H Leadership Retreat on December 9th and 10th. They attended workshops on a variety of interesting themes including ethics, Robert’s Rule of Order, and leadership. The youth … Continue reading
