#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(link is external). 

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