June marks the start of summer, and with summer comes warmer temperatures and a greater risk for heat illness – espcially among farmworkers who spend long hours working outside.
California’s Employment Development Department partners with other state agencies and community organization to help farmworkers and agriculture employees find job opportunites and more.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month: a time to raise awareness and spark conversation around the issue of sexual assault, which remains common and widespread in today’s society.
According to the Center for Diseas Control and Prevention (CDC), mental health includes our emotional, psychological and social wellbeing.
February is American Heart Month, a month to raise awareness on heart disease, the leading cause of death for Americans.
California passed new laws in 2022 that went into effect. Learn more about these highlighted laws.
A particularly aggressive flu season is now upon us, and with COVID-19 still making people sick along with a recent surge in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) that is especially dangerous to children, many are calling this a “triple threat” of viruses affecting the United States.
Our bodies break down much of the food we eat and turn it into glucose (sugar) that then gets released into the bloodstream. As our
WORK-RELATED INJURIES are rampant among the farmworking community. However, what many don’t know is that in 2020, “transportation incidents were the leading cause of death”
We are now in the middle of California’s wildfire season, with seven active fires of interest currently burning across the state. Since farmworkers spend most
La Cooperativa Campesina de California: Helping Farmworkers for over 50 years.