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Strengthening Access to Economic Supports

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Strengthening Access to Economic Supports

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➜ Vea en Español: Facilitando el Acceso a los Beneficios Económicos

Read the latest: September 17th - Governor Newsom Signs Bill Extending Job-Protected Family Leave to Nearly 6 Million Californians

As Californians are urged to stay home to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, workers across the state and their families are feeling the impact on their jobs and income, making the need for paid leave, unemployment, and other related benefits more apparent than ever.

These topics are especially important to preventionists and advocates in our movement, whose work to increase survivors’ and communities’ financial stability acts to lower the impact and risk of domestic violence. That’s why we’re working with our partners at the California Work & Family Coalition to increase access to these benefits – especially among immigrants and low-wage earners—through a network of community leaders, coming together to provide access to and advocate for trainings, resources, and benefits that are accessible and timely.

➜ Watch our first virtual town hall with Legal Aid At Work and the California Work & Family Coalition: Know Your Rights: Paid Leave for Workers Impacted by COVID-19:

➜ Watch Part 1 of our webinar series for parents, caregivers, organizers, and advocates: Understanding Paid Family Leave – California Paid Family Leave 101:

➜ Watch Part 2 of our webinar series for parents, caregivers, organizers, and advocates: Understanding Paid Family Leave – Accessing Paid Leave NOW:

➜ Watch Part 3 of our webinar series for parents, caregivers, organizers, and advocates: Understanding Paid Family Leave – California Paid Family Leave 101: Achieving Equity in Paid Leave

We are here to answer your questions! Please feel free to contact Melodie Kruspodin at melodie@cpedv.org.