The Children’s Act for Responsible Employment The CARE Act, HR 2234, has been endorsed by the following 108 organizations: Action for Children North Carolina; AFL-‐CIO; Alliance for Justice; Amanecer Inc.; American-‐Arab Anti-‐Discrimination Committee; The American Association of University Women; The American Federation of Teachers; American Rights at Work; America’s Promise Alliance; Amnesty International USA; Asian American Justice Center; Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance; The Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs; The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International Union; Bon Appétit Management Company; California Human Development; California Institute for Rural Studies; California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation; Calvert Group Ltd.; Center for Community Change; Change to Win; The Child Labor Coalition; Children’s Alliance, Washington State; Coalition of Immokalee Workers; Coalition of Labor Union Women; Communications Workers of America; Covenant with North Carolina’s Children; Dialogue on Diversity; East Coast Migrant Head Start Project; El Centro Latino of Western North Carolina; Farm Labor Organizing Committee; Farmworker Advocacy Network [North Carolina]; Farmworker Association of Florida; Farmworker Justice; First Focus Campaign for Children; Food Chain Workers Alliance; Galen Films; Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network; General Federation of Women’s Clubs; Hispanic Federation; Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities;
Honest Tea; Human Rights Watch; Interfaith Worker Justice; International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers; International Brotherhood of the Teamsters; The International Initiative to End Child Labor; The International Labor Rights Forum; Kentucky Youth Advocates; The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement; Laborers’ International Union of North America; La Fe Policy Research & Education Center of San Antonio; Laredo, Texas (City Council) Latino Advocacy Council of Western North Carolina; The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights The League of United Latin American Citizens; Legal Momentum (formally the Women's Legal Defense and Education Fund); MAFO (The National Partnership of Rural and Farmworker Organizations); Maine Children’s Alliance; MALDEFóMexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund; MANA, A National Latina Organization; Media Voices for Children; Migrant Clinician’s Network; Migrant Legal Action Program; MomsRising; NAACP; National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth; National Association of Consumer Advocates; National Association of State Directors of Migrant Education; National Collaboration for Youth; National Consumers League; National Education Association; National Employment Law Project; National Farmworker Alliance; National Farm Worker Ministry; National Foster Care Coalition; National Hispanic Medical Association; National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association; National Organization for Women; National Parent Teacher Association (PTA); NCLR (National Council of La Raza); North Carolina Council of Churches; North Carolina Justice Center; Oregon Human Development Corporation; Oxfam America; PathStone;
PCUNóPineros y Campesinos del Noroeste (Northwest Treeplanters and Farmworkers) Pesticide Action Network North America; Pesticide Education Center; Pesticide Watch; Pride at Work; Public Education Network; Ramsay Merriam Fund; Results; Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights; Social Advocates for Youth; Southern Poverty Law Center; Student Action with Farmworkers; Swanton Berry Farms; Teaching and Mentoring Communities [Formerly Texas Migrant Council]; United Farm Workers of America; United Food & Commercial Workers International Union; United Methodist Women; United Methodist Church ñ General Board of Church and Society; United States Hispanic Leadership Institute; United States Student Association; Vecinos Farmworker Health Program; and Voices for Ohio’s Children.