Fighting for the
Dignity of Every
Care Worker
Thaty has spent her career not only caring for families, but fighting for the rights of those who do. Her advocacy work spans legislation, community organizing, and national policy — driven by the belief that care work is essential work, and essential workers deserve full protection and dignity.
Areas of Work
How Thaty Drives Change
Legislative Advocacy
Thaty works directly with lawmakers to draft, support, and pass legislation that protects domestic workers and ensures fair wages, safe working conditions, and legal recognition.
Public Awareness Campaigns
Through media appearances, social campaigns, and community events, Thaty amplifies the voices of domestic workers and shifts the cultural narrative around care work.
Community Organizing
Building coalitions of caregivers, families, and allies to create lasting systemic change at the local, state, and national level.
Policy Consulting
Advising nonprofits, government agencies, and corporations on equitable care policies, domestic worker protections, and family-supportive workplace standards.
Impact
A Track Record of Real Change
Thaty's advocacy is not theoretical — it is measured in laws passed, coalitions built, and lives changed. Here is a snapshot of what she has helped make possible.
- Co-authored the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights in two states
- Testified before Congress on childcare affordability and access
- Founded a coalition of 3,000+ domestic workers across 12 cities
- Partnered with the National Domestic Workers Alliance on national campaigns
- Secured paid leave protections for household employees in three municipalities
- Featured in The New York Times, NPR, and The Atlantic for advocacy work
“Thaty showed up to our state capitol with facts, passion, and an army of supporters behind her. She is the most effective advocate I have ever worked with. She does not just talk about change — she makes it happen.”
Rep. Angela Torres
State Legislator & Domestic Workers' Rights Champion
Join the Movement
Whether you are an organization, a policymaker, or a caregiver ready to take action — Thaty wants to hear from you.