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Tag Archives: HELP New Mexico
Native American Heritage Month Celebrates Contributions in Agriculture
There are over five million people in the U.S. who identify as American Indian or Alaska Native. Since 1990, when President George H. W. Bush signed a resolution for Native American Heritage Month, November celebrates Native American’s rich history and … Continue reading
Posted in Health & Safety Programs
Tagged Alaska Native, American Indian, assimilation, HELP New Mexico, immigrants, Iroquois Confederacy, Mi’kmaqs, Native American Heritage Month, Navajo Nation, The Dawes Act of 1887, Wampanoag
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The Fight for Women’s Equality
As we enter Women’s History Month, it is almost certain that much of the focus will be on how far women have come in securing equal status. While great strides have been made, there is still a long way to … Continue reading
Posted in AFOP
Tagged Equal Pay Act, Farmworker, farmworker women, HELP New Mexico, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, poverty, U.S. Department of Labor, Women's History Month, Workforce Development, Workforce Investment Act
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Getting Things Done for America’s Farmworkers
By Melanie Forti, Health & Safety Programs Program Coordinator, AFOP AFOP and the Corporation for National and Community Service are happy to announce a wonderful opportunity for 28 individuals to become SAFE (Serving America’s Farmworkers Everywhere) AmeriCorps members for the … Continue reading
Posted in Health & Safety Programs
Tagged AmeriCorps, Ben Archer Health Center, Campesinos Sin Fronteras, Central Valley Opportunity Center, Community Council of Idaho, Corporation for National and Community Service, Eastern Maine Development Corporation, Farmworker, Heat Stress, HELP New Mexico, Inc., Melanie Forti, Proteus, SAFE AmeriCorps, Telamon Corporation, Worker Protection Standard
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