In the summer of 2020, SAF interns partnered with farmworkers in North Carolina and South Carolina to hear their stories of what they’re facing in the pandemic, how they’re coping... [Read more]
Videos
Telling My Truth: Farmworkers Share Their Stories
Stories and images of what we've heard from farmworkers about their lives, their work, their hopes and dreams.
Farmworkers Are
A video short using images from the SAF archives that confronts myths about farmworkers.
Daily Life
SAF Fellow Robyn Levine documents the experiences of a group of migrant farmworkers who live together and work in the Christmas tree fields in Boone, North Carolina.
Harvest of Dignity
In this original documentary created in 2011 by SAF, it had been 50 years since Edward R. Murrow's landmark documentary HARVEST OF SHAME that examined the lives of farmworkers. We... [Read more]
Crossing Paths
These are the stories of past and present African American and Latino farmworkers struggling to create a livelihood in the face of some of the most challenging working conditions in... [Read more]
More Than Anything
A view of life for a migrant family living in limbo to work the tobacco fields of North Carolina so they can raise six children up right in the very... [Read more]
Working With And For Family
This documentary explores the theme of family in labor lore: how cell phones connect farmworkers to their loved ones far away, how they distract themselves from loneliness, and how the... [Read more]
Many Hands, No Faces
Short documentary film on immigrant labor in North Carolina tobacco fields by Student Action With Farmworkers intern Laura Valencia.
This is SAF
A glimpse into who SAF is, what we believe in, and the work we do.