

This Labor Day, we pause to honor the dignity of work and the contributions of every individual whose labor sustains our communities and strengthens our nation.
For AFOP, this day carries special meaning, and the association is proud to stand alongside farmworkers—whose dedication and resilience feed America—and its many members who provide training and career opportunities that open pathways to stability and growth.
Labor Day reminds us not only to celebrate the achievements of workers past and present, but also to recommit ourselves to ensuring that all workers have access to the skills, support, and opportunities they need to thrive in an ever-changing economy.
On behalf of its members, AFOP extends deep gratitude to the farmworkers whose efforts nourish all, and to the association’s members who help transform hard work into lasting opportunity. Together, we honor labor, we invest in people, and we build a stronger future.
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The Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs’ mission is to improve the quality of life for migrant and seasonal farmworkers and their families by promoting self-sufficiency through employment and training opportunities, educational attainment, and health and safety.
AFOP and its 54 non-profit and public agencies that operate the National Farmworker Jobs Program provide access to training and supportive services to help farmworkers create better futures for themselves.
Just one of tens of thousands of farmworkers and family members who have used the National Farmworker Jobs Program as a springboard to better, more stable, and family-sustaining employment, both inside and outside of agriculture.
Happy 50th birthday AFOP! 50 years serving America’s farmworkers.
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AFOP and its 54 non-profit and public agencies that operate the National Farmworker Jobs Program provide access to training and supportive services to help farmworkers create better futures for themselves.
To address the needs of workers in one of the most dangerous jobs in the country, AFOP’s Health & Safety Programs strive to empower farmworkers to protect themselves against pesticides and heat stress through health and safety education.
By educating the public, advocating for educational programs for farmworker children, and supporting fair living wages for all farmworkers, the Children in the Fields Campaign strives to get farmworker children out of the fields and back into schools.
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