#TuesdayThought: Domestic Workers and the Arts


By Paulette Beete
To me the arts are particularly useful for building a movement, building a sense of cohesiveness, and empowering a group of people who may not have thought of themselves as a group before. -- Marisa Moran Jahn
Read our story on how Boston's Brazilian Worker Center's CareForce project is helping domestic workers learn about their rights and find their voices through the arts here. 

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