Alessandra Stevens
Alessandra Stevens is a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow combatting the labor abuse to deportation pipeline with Sur Legal Collaborative.
Alessandra Stevens is a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow combatting the labor abuse to deportation pipeline with Sur Legal Collaborative.
Amy Tamayo is a 2020-2021 Justice Catalyst Fellow at Centro de Los Derechos del Migrante working with migrant worker women to challenge discrimination and harassment women face in U.S. employment.
Anita Yandle is a 2021-2022 Justice Catalyst Fellow at Public Justice advocating for farmworkers facing forced arbitration clauses through litigation, legislative advocacy, and education using a lens specifically focused on racial justice.
Justice Catalyst Board Member Jenniffer Bennett with Public Justice—along with its wonderful co-counsel, Andrew Schmidt Law and Fair Work Law—won a major victory for workers in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Bill to protect temporary workers narrowly passes in Senate.
Catholic Labor Network connects Catholicism, social justice, and working people in their struggles for justice.
Centro de los Derechos del Migrante protects Mexico-based migrants' rights between their home communities in Mexico and their workplaces in the U.S.
Catholic Labor Network (CLN), a Justice Catalyst partner organization, released a report, “The Underground Economy and Wage Theft in Washington, D.C.’s Commercial Construction Sector” exposing rampant wage theft in the construction industry in the District of Columbia.
David Nahmias is a 2018-2019 Justice Catalyst Fellow at Impact Fund empowering low-wage LGBTQ workers in California.
Emma Scott is a 2018-2019 Justice Catalyst Fellow at California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation working on the California H-2A Project.
The Equal Justice Center provides legal representation to low -income families, workers, and communities in Texas.
Catalyst Fellow Marissa Roy filed a consumer protection case with the LA City Attorney’s Office against three port trucking companies that have misclassified hundreds of drivers as independent contractors rather than employees.
GLJ-ILRF holds global corporations accountable for labor rights violations in their supply chains; advances policies and laws that protect decent work and just migration; and strengthens freedom of association, new forms of bargaining, and worker organizations.
The Labor & Worklife Program is Harvard University’s center for research, teaching and creative problem solving related to the world of work and its implications for society.
Joseph Niver is a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow working to address systemic employment violations in the logistics industry with Make the Road New Jersey.
Julie Pittman is a 2019-2020 Justice Catalyst Fellow at Centro de Los Derechos del Migrante working with low-wage migrant workers to hold their employers accountable.
Local Progress is a movement of local elected officials advancing a racial and economic justice agenda through all levels of local government.
David Nahmias, a 2018-2019 Justice Catalyst Fellow, will be recognized at Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom’s (BALIF) 41st Annual Gala on March 5 for his leadership in the establishment of Impact Fund’s Impact LGBTQ Project, which will receive BALIF’s
Image of Kim Hively. Cross-posted from Impact Fund Kim Hively probably didn’t think an innocent romantic moment with her girlfriend would change the course of her career. But after they kissed in the parking lot at Ivy Tech Community College
NELP builds economic security and opportunity for working people.
The National Legal Advocacy Network (NLAN) is a legal non-profit organization that believes in shifting the balance of power towards greater equity in our economy and society through organizing, empowering systematically marginalized people and challenging entrenched racial discrimination, sexual harassment
National Day Laborer Organizing Network improves the lives of day laborers in the U.S.
People's Parity Project is organizing to unrig the legal system and build a system that values people over profits.
Public Justice fights to protect consumers, employees, civil rights and the environment.
Ramya Sekaran is a 2018-2019 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the National Women's Law Center working to strengthen workplace sexual harassment policies and protections.
The Restaurant Opportunities Centers United works to improve the lives of miliions of workers in the restaurant industry.
Sara Zollner is a 2021-2022 Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Joint Fellow at the San Francisco's District Attorney Office who will create a recommended case development framework for newly-formed workers’ rights units in local government offices that center workers’ voices and
Sarah Levine is a 2020-2021 Justice Catalyst/Public Rights Project Fellow at the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia coordinating enforcement effort using antitrust, consumer protection, and wage and hour laws to protect low-wage workers in D.C.
Scott W. Stern is a 2020-2021 Justice Catalyst Fellow with Greenpeace International's Legal Unit addressing slavery at sea.
The Solidarity Center fights for workers rights internationally.
Sur Legal Collaborative seeks to democratize legal knowledge so that immigrant and working-class communities are empowered with the resources necessary to advocate for their rights and continue to lead us in the struggle for a more just society.
Tavi Unger is a 2017-2018 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Labor Bureau of the Office of the New York State Attorney General focusing on employee misclassification.
Towards Justice seeks to advance economic justice through impact litigation, strategic policy, advocacy, and capacity building.
The New York Attorney General’s Labor Bureau, including Catalyst Fellow and Volunteer Assistant Attorney General Tavi Unger, filed a lawsuit against Brooklyn-based Tropical Breeze Car Wash.
Justice Catalyst and Harvard Labor and Worklife Program host a full-day convening to explore how anticompetitve forces are harming American labor markets and workers.
Vishal Reddy is a 2022-2023 Justice Catalyst Fellow building worker power with Local Progress.
Working Washington is fighting to raise wages, improve labor standards, and change the conversation about wealth, inequality, and the value of work.
Zoe Tucker is a 2020-2021 Justice Catalyst Fellow at UNITE HERE Local 11 supporting workers in asserting and expanding their protections against sexual assault and harassment in hotel jobs.