Our Work
Through education and training, member organizing and mobilization, legislative and political action, and representation through litigation, WFP works with our Human Rights Network to advance issues that impact AFGE members, their families, and their communities, including:
- Federal and D.C. government worker’s rights
- Women’s Rights & Gender Equity
- Racial Justice
- LGBTQIA+ Rights
- Disability Rights
- Voting Rights
- Mental Health and Wellness
- Supporting Working Parents and Families (Parental Leave, Family Medical Leave, Nursing Mothers, Childcare, etc.)
- Domestic Violence
- Conflict Resolution
- Sexual Harassment
WFP addresses civil rights violations through member representation, education, and mobilization. We are staffed with a Supervisory Attorney, EEO Attorneys, and a Legal Assistant. Members may request representation in their EEO cases from WFP attorneys.
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