United Farm Workers Turns 50, Launches Interactive Site

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Preparing to observe its 50th anniversary, the United Farm Workers is asking the public to share their stories of what they have done to support farm workers on its interactive web site, www.ufwstories.com. It will document the accounts of thousands of men, women and children who participated over five historic decades with Cesar Chavez and the UFW. These stories range from strikers, full-time organizers and staff to volunteer pickets, marchers and countless consumers who boycotted grapes and other products. 

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Anonymous

Posted Mar 23 2012

What have you done for farm worker in the last ten years? Where can we find an organizational chart and how much you pay all your staff from top to bottom?

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