NATIO

NAL CONGRESS

2013

CONGRESS GOALS

• Discuss the context for our work and begin developing our long-term vision.

• Finalize NDWA priorities and plans.

• Lift the voices of domestic workers on immigration and care.

NDWA PRIORITIES

1. Strengthen our organizing model & leadership.

2. Explore new organizing projects that generate revenue and allow us to achieve scale.

3. Bring wins to our members: citizenship and labor standards.

4. Build a powerful movement to shift culture and power with a clear long-term vision.

MEMBERSHIP OF NDWA AFFILIATES

0-99 members; 25

100-300 members; 10

301-600 members; 4 NDWA affiliates represent about 10,000 domestic worker members.

The majority of organizations have fewer than 100 members.

Organizations have different definitions for membership.

DOMESTIC WORKER POPULATION

BLACK DOMESTIC WORKERS

SWING STATES

SWING STATES & DEMOCRATIC STATES

BILL OF RIGHTS STATES

BILL OF RIGHTS

CARING ACROSS GENERATIONS

WE BELONG TOGETHER

NDWA G

ROWTH

STRAT

EGY

2013-14

CAPACITY BUILDING

National/

Movement

Leadership :: SOL II

Campaign Skills ::

cohorts & anchors

Base-building :: BIG

Emerging Orgs ::

Site Visits, 1-1 coaching

Organizational

Development :: Technical Assistance Program

BROADENING OUR WORK:New geographies & new constituencies

Chapter-Building ATLANTA

Black Organizing Project

BROADENING OUR WORK:Social innovation, technology & services• Workforce Development Training• Immigration reform

implementation• Job placement• Technology tools for organizing• Other services