resources for those affected by trump administration policies
I have been closely following the challenging developments in Washington that are causing significant hardships for our community and our country. Congressman Don Beyer and Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine have been outspoken advocates for those unjustly targeted by Trump. In order to support our large concentration of federal workers, immigrant communities, and LGBTQ individuals, I have put together this webpage with a list of helpful resources.
Resources for Federal Workers
Civil Service Strong's Q&A Resource Page, Navigating Uncertain Times: Protecting Civil Servant's Rights, includes information on understanding your rights as a federal employee, how to navigate changing policies, and how to safeguard your career.
You can view your rights as a federal employee here.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resources regarding employment discrimination for federal employees that can be accessed here.
Federal whistleblower protection information can be found here.
Information regarding prohibited personnel practices and the right to appeal can be found here.
The Library of Congress Beginner's Guide to Civil Service Employment Law can be found here.
Information from the American Federation of Government Employees regarding the OPM deferred resignation program can be found here.
Submit your story to Congressman Beyer here.
Congressman Beyer's whistleblower tip line can be found here.
You can view your rights as a federal employee here.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resources regarding employment discrimination for federal employees that can be accessed here.
Federal whistleblower protection information can be found here.
Information regarding prohibited personnel practices and the right to appeal can be found here.
The Library of Congress Beginner's Guide to Civil Service Employment Law can be found here.
Information from the American Federation of Government Employees regarding the OPM deferred resignation program can be found here.
Submit your story to Congressman Beyer here.
Congressman Beyer's whistleblower tip line can be found here.
unemployment resources
To file for unemployment or for general unemployment information, visit the Virginia Employment Commission website here.
For issues with the Virginia Employment Commission, please contact our office by calling 571.384.8957 or by emailing us at [email protected].
For issues with the Virginia Employment Commission, please contact our office by calling 571.384.8957 or by emailing us at [email protected].
Resources for immigrants
If you or a loved one are in need of legal services, contact VALegalAid.org managed by the Virginia Poverty Law Center.
The Virginia Department of Social Services has a website with resources for immigrants that can be found here.
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides downloadable copies of their immigrant rights Red Card on their website found here. The cards are available in 19 languages.
The Virginia Department of Social Services has a website with resources for immigrants that can be found here.
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides downloadable copies of their immigrant rights Red Card on their website found here. The cards are available in 19 languages.
Resources for LGBTQ Virginians
A list of resources in Northern Virginia can be found here.
For Virginia-wide resources, visit the Equality Virginia website here.
For the Trevor Project LGBTQ Youth Crisis Hotline, call 212-695-8650 or click here.
For Virginia-wide resources, visit the Equality Virginia website here.
For the Trevor Project LGBTQ Youth Crisis Hotline, call 212-695-8650 or click here.
Suicide hotline
For the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, dial 988 or click here.
Political Involvement
To get involved politically, visit the following websites:
ACLU of Virginia
Alexandria Democratic Committee
Arlington Democrats
Fairfax County Democratic Committee
ACLU of Virginia
Alexandria Democratic Committee
Arlington Democrats
Fairfax County Democratic Committee