The Episcopal Farmworker Ministry invites you to participate in Beloved Neighbors, a training program about history, race, and immigration. The training consists of six online sessions, via Zoom, at 10 am on Saturdays. August 22: So how did we get here? Exploring the history of farmworkers in the United States August 29: Roots of migration September 5: What part […]
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COVID-19 Emergency Fund for Agricultural Workers – We did it!
Special thanks to our donors and partners: Ayrshire Croft Farm American Red Cross Bashi Law, PPLC Bladen County Migrant EducationProgram Bread Basket of Sanford Cardenas Mechanical, LLC CommWell Health Constangy Brooks Smith & Prophete Covering the Triangle Compare Foods (Smithfield) Day One Disaster Relief Episcopal Churches and their parishioners across NC! Episcopal Diocese of […]
Información para la comunidad
Censo: Información básica del censo Información para responder al censo Página para responder el censo (cambie el lenguaje a español en la esquina derecha de arriba) Coronavirus: Qué hacer si se enferma con el coronavirus Información general del coronavirus Clinicas de Salud en Carolina del Norte Primera fase Coronavirus Salud mental: Cómo cuidar tu salud […]
We Support Agricultural Workers Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
Our commitment to assist agricultural workers and immigrants in rural areas as they face the many challenges of COVID-19 is truly at the core of our mission. Episcopal Farmworker Ministry is collaborating with organizations and Episcopal Churches to help farmworker families confront the many challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. North Carolina has one of […]
Fuentes de información para la comunidad acerca de COVID-19 (coronavirus)
Hay mucha incertidumbre, desinformación y miedo en la comunidad debido a la pandemia ocasionada por el COVID-19 (coronavirus). No se deje engañar y preocupar por rumores sin fundamento. En esta página compartiremos con ustedes fuentes de información confiable, las cuales son las únicas que usted debe creer. No le preste atención a mensajes de Facebook […]
To our allies, supporters, and volunteers: Episcopal Farmworker Ministry’s (EFWM) and COVID-19 (coronavirus)
As you know, the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry’s priority is the community that we serve. Currently there is a lot of misinformation and fear in the community about COVID-19 (coronavirus), adding to the already long list of issues that our community is facing: sub-poverty wages, substandard housing, the separation of families, the slow recovery from the […]
To the community that we serve: Episcopal Farmworker Ministry’s (EFWM) response to COVID-19 (coronavirus)
The Episcopal Farmworker Ministry’s priority is the community that we serve. There is a lot of misinformation and fear in the community about COVID-19 (coronavirus). We are taking action to disseminate reliable information to decrease the possibility of the virus’ spread. Visit our resources page (in Spanish). Additionally, we have established some measures and protocols […]
Comunicado para la comunidad acerca de COVID-19 (coronavirus) y los programas y servicios del Ministerio Episcopal para los Trabajadores del Campo
Para el Ministerio Episcopal para los Trabajadores del Campo la prioridad es la comunidad. Sabemos que hay incertidumbre, miedo, y desinformación alrededor del COVID-19 (coronavirus), por esto seguimos comprometidos a entregarles información verídica sobre las precauciones que ayudarán a disminuir la posibilidad de la propagación del virus. Visite nuestra página de información y recursos. También […]
Dia del Amor y la Amistad Celebration
by Drew Rosemond February 16, 2020, marked a day of love and celebration. Shrouded by streamers and heart-shaped balloons, members of the community from near and far came to the Episcopal Farmworkers Ministry to take part in their “Dia del Amor y la Amistad” event. EFWM hosted the event with the intent of building community […]
An App for the Ministry
An App for the Ministry by Michael Durbin I’ve never known a place quite like the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry. Since the 1980s they’ve served thousands of migrant farmworkers from their outpost in Dunn, North Carolina, tending to the needs of the invisible and poorly paid workforce on which our agricultural economy depends. In the summer […]