National Domestic Workers Alliance

National Domestic Workers Alliance The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) is the nation’s leading voice for dignity & fairness for the millions of domestic workers in the United States.

NDWA is powered by over 60 affiliate organizations & local chapters & by thousands of members.

10/08/2026

"As bros, check in on your bros," said at . "Just say: How you doing?"

Care is empowering people to make personal health decisions. Care is asking a friend how they're doing. A simple act of care is powerful. It's how we show love, build community, and prove to each other that we're not doing this alone.

10/07/2026

Care is a generational project. At last weekend, we asked attendees like this father-son duo how they learned the meaning of care.

How do you show care to the people you love? Let us know in the comments!

10/07/2026

Introducing the inspiration for his song "Best of You," ' Dave Grohl explained: "It's all about coming face to face with the people you're here to talk to, to talk about the things they need."

Something we all need is a living wage, and that's what NDWA was fighting for at last weekend. "I know what it's like living paycheck to paycheck," Grohl said. That's an experience domestic workers nationwide are living right now.

Luckily, you can help us do something about it! Head to the link in our bio and add your name to our petition to ensure Maryland home care workers are paid a living wage with sick leave protections. ✊

10/06/2026

NDWA made our presence known at ’s Freedom Village this weekend! Our goal? Get people talking about—and caring about—care.

Care workers’ labor makes all other work possible. At the festival, we gathered signatures on our petition to give Maryland home care workers a living wage and paid sick leave. It’s up to us to build a just future. ✊

Link in bio to add your signature.

10/05/2026

This weekend, Bruce took to the stage with a clear message: . He spoke to the legacies of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, whose strength guides our resistance of the Trump Administration’s anti-immigrant operations. We are stronger than the fear they intend to sow.

Their deaths are tragic reminders that our systems must be rooted in care, dignity, and accountability. We demand an end to ICE violence. We stand together in choosing dignity over fear.

10/05/2026

took to the stage at to encourage everyone listening to get involved, cause the world isn’t going to change itself! At Freedom Village, he spoke to NDWA members about our fight for care worker rights nationwide.

One way you can help make a difference today? Head to the link in our bio and sign the petition to give Maryland home care workers a living wage and paid sick leave. It’s up to us to ensure domestic workers can care for themselves the way they care for others. ✊

10/05/2026

"Hiring a domestic worker...prolonged my grandmother's life."

We spoke to at this weekend about why in-home care is so essential to ensure our loved ones can age with dignity.

We're fighting for everyone to have access to the care they need, and for those who provide this life-saving care to be paid fairly ✊

10/05/2026

The caregiver friend is our favorite archetype, obvi 🧡

Isn’t it the best when someone cares for you like this? The kind of care that makes you feel seen, supported, and safe.

Now imagine having access to that kind of care when you need it most—not just from your bestie, but from someone whose job it is to care for you.

That’s the expert care our members provide every day. And that care deserves to be valued, and paid fairly.

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10/03/2026

Come find us tomorrow at Powertothepeoplefest! NDWA is proud to join alongside Tom Morello and this incredible lineup + all of the amazing organizations representing the values of our shared mission, which is to fight for working class people.

Come say hi to us if you’re there!

10/01/2026

Chris Johnson’s ALS diagnosis has changed so much for his family—including the care his wife, Brittany, now provides every day.

Brittany has become Chris’s primary caregiver, helping with the daily needs that ALS has made difficult.

She describes the work as nonstop—and as something she feels called to do. Their story is a reminder of something we know well: care doesn’t stop when life gets harder. It becomes even more essential.

Caregivers show up in the moments we see and the countless moments we don’t. Their work holds families together, and it deserves to be seen, valued, and supported.

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