Pushing for a healthy ecosystem requires for a critical & intersectional movement. Natural disasters and a public health pandemic continue to expose the known social inequities that hinder workers in our region.

As the gears of capitalism come to a halt and skies clear, lets remember we need to respond to ALL our movements like we are responding to COVID-19.

Lets use the momentum for systemic change that Earth Day in Santa Barbara represents in the fight against Big Oil to uplift WORKERS!

For our communities to be healthy, everyone needs access to Healthcare.

We thank our Local County Public Health Department in opening health care access for COVID-19 related illnesses to everyone, regardless of immigration status or healthcare coverage. This is a testament that we need #Health4All for a healthy community.

As historical racial inequities become facts on paper of Black, Indigenous, Brown and other People of Color, lets remember they are the stories of our neighbors experiencing the known social inequities we must call a change to.

Housing is a Human Right.

When our communities have stable and habitable housing our communities' physical and mental health thrives.

Housing is a right, not a Commodity.

When we say Bail Out the Working Class, we are acknowledging the financial disaster knocking at the door of many renters, homeowners & small businesses, and are calling for a systemic response.

That is why we say we want a #DebtFreeFuture in #CancelRents & #CancelMortgages to support workers and small businesses.

We've Bailed Out Wall Street Corporations before, its time to Bail Out the People.

Today worker and immigrant rights advocates across California are calling on our state legislature to ensure a #SafetyNet4AllofUs by providing ongoing relief for California’s undocumented community through the duration of the COVID-19 crisis.

We are all stronger when everyone is safe and cared for - not just this week, but in the coming weeks and months.

On Workers Memorial Day, we remember that Corporations are not in the frontline helping our community, Health Care Workers are!

Let's mourn for the workers who gave their life protecting our health during COVID-19, but as Mother Jones reminds us, lets continue to fight for the living!

Farm workers have always been essential.

As the start of our food supply chain, farm workers (alongside domestic workers) are the last to be supported by our federal government due to our history of slavery and exploitation of communities of color.

Most recently, the White House proposed a plan earlier this month seeking to lower farmworker pay to support the agriculture industry.

Lets acknowledge how privilege is afforded to different workers during COVID-19, and uproot the exploitation of those who feed us.

Domestic Workers have always been essential.

As we reflected with Farm Workers yesterday, the work of Domestic Workers is rooted in our countries history of slavery and exploitation of communities of color.

Employers of domestic workers in our region, we ask you to sign on to the link below at Hand in Hand and commit to being a fair employer as we face this crisis and into the future .

Again, lets acknowledge how privilege is afforded to different workers during COVID-19.