Center for Workers' Rights

Empowering Low-Wage Workers Since 2014

The Center for Workers’ Rights opened its doors in August 2014, dedicated to enhancing the working conditions of low-wage workers and their families in Sacramento and surrounding areas. Founded by Mariko Yoshihara and Daniela Urban, the Center provides free services to all low-wage workers, regardless of citizenship status. As the organization has grown, it has increasingly engaged in advocacy efforts at both city and state levels, striving to bring about essential changes in legal protections for workers.

Significant Impact on Workers' Rights

Since its inception, the Center for Workers’ Rights has achieved remarkable victories, recovering millions in unpaid wages and improving access to justice for vulnerable populations.

Support the Cause

Your donation today will empower the Center to continue its mission of improving conditions for low-wage workers and ensuring workplace equality. Community support is vital for offering free services and protecting the rights of the most vulnerable workers.

Join the Movement

Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help the Center for Workers' Rights make a lasting impact in the lives of low-wage workers. Every contribution counts towards building a fairer workplace for all.