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For mail and phone inquiries:
630 Shatto Place, 4th Floor
Los Angeles, California 90005

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(213) 201-7029
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9to5california@9to5.org

Current Campaigns

Voter & Legislative Engagement

9to5 California’s Get Out the Vote work includes organizing around non-partisan ballot initiatives that impact women and families, and educating our membership and larger community about their rights as voters. Once the elections are over, we mobilize our membership to hold their policy-makers accountable throughout the legislative session.

Work/Family

We’re proud to have contributed to the effort for California to lead the way in passing paid family and medical leave and paid sick days – but these laws don’t go far enough! 9to5 California works to expand paid leave and paid sick days protections to cover all workers and better meet families’ needs.

Workplace discrimination

Through education, legislative advocacy and coalition work, 9to5 California tackles workplace discrimination, including unequal pay, workplace bullying, discrimination based on disability, and sexual harassmen

Economic Justice

In service to our vision of an end to poverty, 9to5 California fights for affordable housing, universal health care, and an end to wage theft (where employers steal from their workers by denying breaks, forcing employees to work off the clock, misclassifying employees as independent contractors, and much more).

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Weinstein: Why All Working Women Need to Organize for Justice

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A jury of seven men and five women meet today in New York Supreme Court to begin deliberations on whether to find disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein guil...

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In 1973 a group of office workers in Boston got together to talk about issues which had no name, sexual harassment, work/family challenges, and pay equity.

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18 Feb

California Voters: missed the traditional February 18 voter reg deadline? You can still register to vote! CA offers same day voter reg in-person at every county elections office, polling place, and vote center in the state. Find an early voting location at http://CAEarlyVoting.sos.ca.gov

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18 Feb

February 18 (that's TODAY) is the last day to register (or update your address, or political party) online to vote in the March 3 primary ➡️➡️➡️https://registertovote.ca.gov/

And here's where to find out more about the big voting changes this year: https://laist.com/elections

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27 Jan

Since homelessness is a top concern of virtually everyone in LA, we should assume that we’ve made it easy for people who are homeless to get shelter and services, right? So they can get off the street quickly?

But we haven’t made it easy. We’ve made it impossible. (thread)

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28 Nov

'A Huge Moment for the Movement': Los Angeles City Council Approves Resolution in Favor of Medicare for All - https://go.shr.lc/2NjVk89 via @commondreams

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State Board

Cathy Deppe
9to5 California Board Chair; 9to5 National Board Co-Chair Represents 9to5 on Steering Committee of Uplift Inglewood housing justice coalition.
Joan Goddard
Legislative Chair Represents 9to5 on the Bay Area Equal Pay Collaborative, Santa Clara County Single Payer Health Care Coalition and Santa Clara County Wage Theft Coalition.
Martha Israel
Treasurer and Office Manager
Daislyn Pease
Alternate 9to5 National Board Representative Represents 9to5 on the Santa Clara County Wage Theft Coalition.
Ditravia Pagan
Phyllis Owens
Christina DeHaro
Represents 9to5 with the California Healthy Workplace Advocates and with statewide organizations advocating for disability justice in the workplace.
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