Family child care educators aren’t “resisting” technology—they’re navigating a digital access and skills gap. This piece calls for equitable design, funded tech assistance, and ongoing 1:1 and group support so educators can confidently use online systems without being pushed out of the field.
Born from a powerful moment of connection, Me Cuido, Te Cuido is a four-session reflective training that helps educators strengthen self-care so they can better care for children and families. Blending mindset, conversation, and simple practices, it invites teachers to pause, reset, and reconnect with their purpose—first as people, then as professionals.
The SEIU Education & Support Fund (ESF) is proud to announce the launch of a new Fast Food Worker pilot program in collaboration with SEIU. This groundbreaking initiative will deliver bilingual, interactive Know Your Rights trainings to fast food workers across Los Angeles County, empowering workers with the tools they need to protect themselves and their coworkers from wage theft, unsafe working conditions, harassment, discrimination, and retaliation.
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) proudly announces the graduation of 28 custodians from the Green Janitor Health Certification program in King County, Washington. Celebrated on September 13 at the Chinook Building in downtown Seattle, this milestone highlights a commitment to sustainability and community well-being. The Green Janitor program equips custodial staff with critical skills in sustainable facility management, including energy efficiency, green cleaning practices, waste management, and LEED certification knowledge. By empowering janitors, the program enhances indoor air quality, reduces chemical exposure, and promotes healthier, more sustainable spaces. Discover how this initiative is transforming custodial roles and advancing sustainability in building operations.
