Update: New Insights on Gender Intersection of Caregivers and Proposition A
Update: New Insights on Gender Intersection of Caregivers and Proposition A
Dear Supporters,
We are excited to share two new articles that provide valuable insights into the intersection of gender and caregiving, as well as the implications of Proposition A in Missouri. Your continued support is crucial as we advocate for the rights and protections of caregivers.
1. Exploring the Gender Intersection of Caregivers: Advocating for Rights and Equity
In our latest article, we delve into how caregiving responsibilities often fall disproportionately on women, leading to economic and emotional challenges. The article also discusses how the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) can address gender-based disparities and promote equity in caregiving roles. Read more about the importance of supporting both male and female caregivers and my advocacy efforts to protect caregiver rights.
2. Proposition A in Missouri: Minimum Wage Increases and Mandatory Paid Sick Time
Our second article highlights the recent approval of Proposition A by Missouri voters, which brings significant changes to the state's minimum wage law and mandates paid sick time. This article examines the ongoing legislative conflict and the crucial impact of these changes on caregivers and workers in low-wage jobs.
Take Action
As we continue to push for legislative changes that protect and support caregivers, your voice matters more than ever. Please sign and share our petition to amend Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Law and the ADA to include caregiver status as a protected class. Together, we can create a more equitable and supportive society for all caregivers.
Spread the Word
We need your help to make a global impact! Please read and share the articles to raise awareness and continue making a difference for caregivers worldwide.
Thank you for your unwavering support and dedication to this important cause.
Warm regards,
Mark Fukae
Advocacy Chair, Professionals Who Care (PWC)
Founder, Caregiver Advocacy Support Initiative (CASI)