Advocate for family and community sustainability.

We fight to make sure that all people can live and thrive on their own terms. Families must have accessible childcare they can afford and stable housing that meets their needs. Renters should be able to do so without worrying about unjust evictions or unfair rules. We fight to make sure that all people can live and thrive as they wish, including deciding when and if to have a family and protection from the impacts of climate change.

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Family & Community Sustainability News

This Women’s Equality Day we need concrete action, not just lip service.

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By Mica Whitfield
This Women’s Equality Day we need concrete action, not just lip service. As we commemorate Women’s Equality Day, we’re reminded of the long struggle for women’s rights and the work that still lies ahead. As Black women, caregivers, and co-CEOs of 9to5, we’ve seen firsthand how far we’ve come – and how far we have yet to go. Today, we celebrate the adoption of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. But we must acknowledge that this…
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Family & Community Sustainability Campaigns

  • Climate Justice in Colorado!
    Climate Justice became 9to5’s newest issue area after realizing many of the injustices our members face overlap with climate change. These issues, including a lack of access to clean air
    • Colorado Chapter

  • Georgia Child Care
    We envision a world where families have access to affordable and accesible child care with a well-supported and well-compensated workforce. Our current child care system is built on policies and
    • Georgia Chapter
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Family & Community Sustainability Resources

  • Georgia House Bill 1010 Know Your Rights Infographic
    Wondering if the new paid leave law covers you? Here is an infographic presented by the Georgia Coalition for Paid Leave to explain the changes to paid leave for Georgia
    • Georgia Chapter
    • #PaidLeave4AllGA

  • Colorado FAMLI Resources
    Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) is Colorado’s first paid leave social insurance program that launched on January 1st, 2024. Through FAMLI, CO workers will have access to up to
    • Colorado Chapter
    • Paid Leave/FAMLI in Colorado
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