Ag Justice Updates

NOFA Interstate Council

Immigration Reform, H2A, and Justice for Farmworkers

During the month of February, the members of the Farmworker Association of Florida, low-income Latinx workers, many of them undocumented, held 5 asamblea (member assemblies) around the state to share about their lives and set priorities for action by their organization. Then delegates met in a statewide assembly. Top of their list of policy priorities is immigration reform.

Fair From Farm to Retail, 2018 – 2020

Ag Justice, Home Page

By Elizabeth Henderson When asked what impact the changes they made as a result of this project have had, a farmer wrote: “More employee buy in, less stress around Covid since people can afford to be sick.” "Fair from Farm to Retail,”…

Implementing Fair Practices On Our Farms

Ag Justice

Working together, the Agricultural Justice Project (AJP) and NOFA—one of AJP’s four founding members—are launching a project to support the organic farming community in addressing our shared social justice values while striving for dignified…

Statement of Support for Migrant Justice Lawsuit

Advocacy, Ag Justice

From the Northeast Organic Farming Association Interstate Council November 20, 2018 Over the past two years, NOFA members have observed with indignation the series of arrests in Vermont and New York of dairy farmworkers who have the courage…