We had Jasmine Bucago, Leadership Development/Community Organizer from Stop the Hate, react to hot takes about Filipino caregivers, wage theft, and scamming in the Filipino community.
A big thank you to Pilipino Workers Center and Stop the Hate for cooperating with us on this video! Pilipino Workers Center aims to secure the dignity and safety of the Pilipino community in Southern California and build labor leaders in the domestic worker industry.
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0:34 - Having a Filipino helper in America is human trafficking.
1:27 - Filipino caregivers take care of everyone, yet are the most abused.
2:58 - Filipinos typically scam other Filipinos.
3:35 - Elderly Filipinos are victims of FB scams and wage theft.
4:05 - Filipino migrant workers aren’t treated as real people.
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Director: Leo Albea
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Featuring: Jasmine Bucago
Stop the Hate Program Funding
The California Government Code § 8260 authorizes the California Department of Social Services (CDSS), in consultation with the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander American Affairs (capiaa.ca.gov/), to administer the Stop the Hate (STH) Program that awards funding to qualified nonprofit organizations to provide support and services to victims and survivors of hate incidents and hate crimes and their families and facilitate hate incident or hate crime prevention measures.
Funded Support and Services may include:
-Direct services for victims and survivors of hate incidents and hate crimes and their families, including mental and complementary health services; wellness and community healing; legal services; navigation, case management, and referrals;
-Prevention services, including arts and cultural work, youth development, senior safety and escort programs, safety planning, training; and cross-racial alliance work; and
-Intervention services, including outreach, training, restorative justice, coordination with local government and institutional partners, and coordinated regional rapid response.
Resources
CA vs. Hate (bit.ly/CAvsHATE): CA vs. Hate is a way to report hate incidents or hate crimes online or over the phone and receive support and resources without necessarily involving law enforcement. People who report a hate incident or hate crime through this service will be connected with a professional trained in culturally competent communication and trauma-informed practices.
California State Library’s Ethnic Media Outreach Grant (www.library.ca.gov/services/to-libraries/ethnic-media/): The Ethnic Media Outreach Grant aims to build public awareness of the Stop the Hate Program. Grants are awarded to ethnic media outlets and collaboratives serving communities that are historically vulnerable to hate incidents and hate crimes.
California Department of Justice’s Hate Crime Resources Page (oag.ca.gov/hatecrimes)
Stop AAPI Hate’s Community Resources Page (stopaapihate.org/community-resources/)
California Attorney General’s 2022 Hate Crime Report (oag.ca.gov/system/files/attachments/press-docs/Hate%20Crime%20In%20CA%202022f.pdf).
AAPI Equity Alliance’s Resources for the Monterey Park Shootings:(aapiequityalliance.org/support-for-monterey-park/)
Stop AAPI Hate’s Resources for the Half Moon Bay Shootings (stopaapihate.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Resources-for-Half-Moon-Bay-Shooting-2.pdf)
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