The Justice Project

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730 12th St SE
Washington, DC 20003
+1 (202) 638-5855
http://firstshift.org

The Justice Project is a nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to empowering pregnant and caregiving workers to exercise their workplace rights and prevent job loss. Through advocacy, education, and legal assistance, they aim to ensure equitable access to resources that support workers as they balance family and employment responsibilities.

By collaborating with medical providers and community partners, The Justice Project educates caregivers about their legal rights and advocates for policy changes that address the unique challenges faced by low-wage workers. Their mission is to create a supportive environment where all workers can thrive and achieve justice in the workplace.

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