Workplace Fairness (WF) relies heavily on its nationwide network of employee rights advocates to help us promote Workplace Fairness in the workers’ rights community; review and revise the site's Know Your Rights content; and to fundraise. Below are the different ways you can volunteer for Workplace Fairness. If you cannot identify a volunteer opportunity that fits your interests, please reach out to WF so that we can explore ways you may be able to contribute to the organization.
Ambassador Program
The Ambassador Program is for plaintiff-side employment lawyers around the country interested in promoting Workplace Fairness and its 0123 program throughout the year particularly at conferences that WF staff are unable to attend. WF provides the following incentives to Ambassadors: (a) reimbursement of the registration/exhibitor fees for conferences as well as any other pre-approved expenses; (b) a 50% discount on our 1+2 product (deluxe listing and content). At conferences, Ambassadors must hand out flyers, answer questions about WF and its 0123 program, encourage WF newsletter sign-up, solicit donations, and hold a raffle for discounted pricing on 0123 services (50% off for raffle winners and an offer of 30% off for those who participate in raffle).
Know Your Rights Content Researchers
These volunteers help WF maintain its Know Your Rights content by either being a subject matter expert on a specific state’s employment laws, on federal employment laws, or alerting WF on any changes in the law. The volunteer would help with research, proposed content updates, and continued content review. Each Know Your Rights Content Researcher is eligible for 50% off a 1 product. The following individuals, listed by state or area, are our current roster for Content Researchers: [list by state and category - federal law and federal employees]
Special thanks to the following individuals who have provided valuable assistance in researching and reviewing site content. Each deserves our thanks and gratitude for the time and effort spent in assisting workers through our website: [current listing on website minus anyone who decides to be a current volunteer].
Protect Your Rights Content Researchers
These volunteers help WF maintain its Protect Your Rights content by either being a subject matter expert on a specific topic or continuing to help WF improve information to stay current with best practices.. The volunteer would help with research, proposed content updates, and continued content review. Each Protect Your Rights Content Researcher is eligible for 50% off a 1 product.
Fundraising Committee
The Fundraising Committee assists WF with its year round fundraising efforts. Members of the Committee will help WF come up with unique fundraising strategies, host fundraising events, and help attract donors. The Fundraising Committee is open to anyone who is passionate about workplace rights.
Blog Content Writers
We encourage worker rights advocates to contribute to our blog, which reaches over 1 million viewers a year. As a regular blog contributor, you will be featured on our blog and our daily newsletter. Contact us for blog submission guidelines.
WF Advisory Council
To apply for any of the above volunteer opportunities, send an e-mail (subject line: Volunteer - [List Program]) with your resume attached (PDF) and a completed Volunteer Application Form, to [email protected].
To view the names of volunteers from a particular state, select the state from the map below or from this list.
Alabama
- Robert Childs
- Christian Roberson
- Henry Sherrod
Alaska
- Lee Holen
Arizona
- Kraig Marton
Arkansas
- Robert Newcombe
California
- Nancy Bornn
- Allyson Fenton
- Tim Jordan
- Cliff Palefsky
- Curt Surls
- Katherine Watts
- Brad Yamauchi
Colorado
- Bill Martinez
- Kristin Meier
Connecticut
- Victoria De Toledo
- Judith Meyer
- Steve Scheinberg
Delaware
- Gary Aber
- Jeffrey Martin
District of Columbia
- Alan Banov
- Linda Correia
- Danica Dodds
Florida
- Bill Amlong
- Catherine Kyres
- Archibald Thomas
Georgia
- Debra Schwartz
Hawaii
- Michael Nauyokas
Idaho
- John Lynn
Illinois
- Elizabeth Hubbard
- David Lee
- Lori Ecker
Indiana
- Cynthia Rockwell
- Andrea Taylor
Iowa
- Michael Carroll
- Victoria Herring
Kansas
- Stephen Dennis
- Amy Coopman
Kentucky
- Barbara Bonar
Louisiana
- Jim Arruebarena
Maine
- David Webbert
- Jeffrey Young
- Dale Dorr
Maryland
- Deborah Thompson Eisenberg
- Tom Gagliardo
- Cathy Ventrell-Monsees
Massachusetts
- Rebecca Pontikes
- Laura Unflat
Michigan
- Heidi Allison
- Kathy Bogas
- Sue Ellen Eisenberg
- Ben Reifman
Minnesota
- Ethan Klepetar
- Dorene Sarnoski
- Paul Taylor (trucking whistleblowers - STAA)
Mississippi
- Phil Hearn
Missouri
- Amy Coopman
- Dennis Egan
- Scott Mach
- Marty Meyers
- Mary Anne Sedey
Montana
- Joan Jonkel
Nebraska
- Mike Kratville
Nevada
- Daniel Marks
New Hampshire
- Nancy Richards-Stower
New Jersey
- Patricia Barasch
- Chris Lenzo
- Richard Schall
- John Dominy
New Mexico
- Steve Granberg
New York
- Mark Humowiecki
- Herb Eisenberg
- Allegra Fishel
- Anne Golden
- Piper Hoffman
- Wayne Outten
- Kathleen Peratis
- Prof. Doug Scherer
North Carolina
- Travis Payne
North Dakota
- Duane Lillehaug
Ohio
- Randy Freking
- Fred Gittes
- Ann Lugbill
- Denise Knecht
- Richard Renner
Oklahoma
- Steve Novick
Oregon
- Charles Merton
Pennsylvania
- Elliot Platt
- Prof. Clyde Summers
Rhode Island
- Charles Kirwan
- Robert Savage
South Carolina
- Terry Rickson
Tennessee
- Wade Cowan
- Prof. Robert Belton
Texas
- J. Derek Brazie
- Margaret Harris
- Michael Latimer
- Mike Milligan
Utah
- Ken Grimes
Vermont
- Richard Cassidy
Virginia
- Harris Butler
- Tim Schulte
Washington
- Judith Lonnquist
- Patty Rose
West Virginia
- Walt Auvil
- Mindi Line
Wisconsin
- Rebecca Salawdeh
Wyoming
- Sharon Rose
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