The California Equity Initiative Hosts Critical Workshop On Employment Rights Amid Federal Rollbacks
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- In response to the revocation of the Equal Employment Opportunity Executive Order and the broader rollback of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs at the federal level, the California Equity Initiative (https://www.calequity.org/) is hosting a free virtual workshop to equip workers with the knowledge and tools to protect their rights in the workplace.

"Your Rights, Your Future: Equipping California Workers with the Tools to Protect Their Rights" will bring together industry experts—including employment law attorneys, labor rights professionals, and California legislators—to provide practical, actionable insights for navigating workplace discrimination, advocating for fair wages, and ensuring safe and equitable working conditions.

Event Details:

• Date: February 6, 2025
• Time: 6:00 PM PT

Location: Virtual (Zoom) – Registration Required

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Key Topics Include:

• Understanding Your Legal Rights as a Worker in California
• How to Identify and Challenge Unfair Labor Practices
• The Impact of Federal DEI Rollbacks and Policy Changes on Workplace Equity
• Steps to Advocate for Fair Wages, Safe Working Conditions, and Equal Treatment

"With federal protections being scaled back, it is critical that California workers understand their rights and know how to take action," said Shawna Charles. "This workshop will provide workers with the knowledge and resources to navigate workplace challenges and ensure they are treated fairly."

Panelists & Experts:

• Brad Gage – Employment Law Attorney
• Labor Rights & HR Professionals – Workplace equity experts
• California Legislative Representative – State protections & policy updates
• CalEquity Moderator – Community engagement and advocacy

This session is designed for all California workers, particularly those impacted by changing labor laws, workplace discrimination, or employer retaliation.

Registration Information:

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This event is free, but registration is required. To reserve your spot, please visit:

https://www.calequity.org/events

For press inquiries or interview requests, please contact:

Kiki Michelbacher

California Equity Initiative

Phone: 1-888-326-0010

Email: info@calequity.org

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About The California Equity Initiative:

The California Equity Initiative is dedicated to uplifting and amplifying movements and grassroots efforts that inform and educate, intentionally closing the wealth gap, increasing personal equity and generational wealth, while promoting the well-being of Black people. Grounded in the belief that systemic injustices must be met with systemic solutions, the Initiative focuses on repairing the harm caused by centuries of inequities, discrimination, and exclusion. By uniting elected officials, grassroots organizations, and community members, the California Equity Initiative strives to create an equitable California where every individual has access to opportunities that meet their unique needs and circumstances. For more information on the California Equity Initiative, please visit https://www.calequity.org.