Alaysia Black Hackett

Black birth workers have a longstanding history of providing compassionate care in the United States, but more must be done to protect Black mothers.

Through a series of live performances and a panel discussion hosted by Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su, we highlighted the contributions of Black artists and workers while addressing equity issues in the arts and entertainment industry.

Hispanic women have made significant contributions to the labor movement in America.

While the March on Washington's impact on racial justice in America is widely acknowledged, its focus on jobs is less often remembered. But for many of the event's organizers and participants, racial justice and economic opportunity were inseparable.

During the month of June, we celebrate Caribbean Americans pioneers and advocates.

Ahead of Juneteenth, we're celebrating the history, culture and achievements of Black Americans and our nation’s long march toward racial equity.

Here are a few ways the U.S. Department of Labor is embracing equity at work.