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Solutions to Day Labor Grounded in Good Research
Established in 1997, the Day Labor Research Institute consults with Cities and Counties, American Indian Nations, law enforcement, Business, and day laborers themselves to find solutions that fit each community, and conducts academic research into topics related to day laborers. We now concentrate our efforts on training Police, consulting with Business impacted by day laborers, and working directly with day laborers.
Businesses, retailers big and small, organizations, and others that had serious issues with day laborers have consulted with the Day Laborer Research Institute and had success with their problems. We have consulted with very big stores such as Home Depot, and very small stores and businesses as well. We have solutions for Business that will please both Business and the community. We've consulted with Police in California, all over the U.S. and as far away as Alaska on Day Labor Management. We trained Police Officer Trainers in a major city in Day Labor Management, designed a Day Labor Curriculum for their police academy, and consulted with their police department on specific issues they had with their unusual population of day laborers from Poland, Mongolia, Central and South America. In addition, we have consulted two American Indian Nations to help set up Day Labor programs for their members. American Indian day laborers work through these programs, both earning and giving back to their community. Although we rarely work with City Day Labor Centers now, in the past we have organized and developed winning Day Labor programs with high levels of cooperation from Day Laborers in various states and communities, including Glendale, El Monte, and Concord, California, and Austin, Texas. The Glendale facility was awarded the 1997 Herman Goldstein Award for Successful Problem Oriented Policing Projects and a HUD best project award. The Day Labor Research Institute has had thirteen years of experience in research and practical application with day labor in multiple cities across the U.S., giving us unique and expert knowledge. We are police officers experienced in day labor and community policing solutions, researchers, mediators and organizers with years working with day laborers, and lawyers with expertise in day labor law and day laborer rights. The Day Labor Research Institute is available for consultation with County and City governments, American Indian Nations and First Nation Indians, law enforcement agencies, and Businesses with questions or problems regarding day laborers. If you have questions, or would like to know more about the services of the Day Labor Research Institute, please email us at askus@daylaborinfo.org. RESEARCH BASED SOLUTIONS
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 Daylaborinfo.org is the official website of the Day Labor Research Institute. This website provides a forum for our most current research, and related news items. It also serves as an information source for Business, government, law enforcement, nonprofit organizations, day laborers and others concerned with finding long-term solutions to all the various issues pertaining to day labor.
In the spirit of the Internet, daylaborinfo.org makes this information available free of charge to all interested parties. However, all original content, including research, recommended models, news reports, photographs, charts and graphs, and other artwork are copyrighted, and may not be copied, reproduced, displayed, cited or quoted without the express permission of the Day Labor Research Institute. Any reference to Day Labor Institute research, or recommended solutions or models based on that research, or other online information must accurately cite the source.
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