It can be seen in this year's annual report how financial support is empowering the use of public policy to create equity, advance human dignity and deliver on promises to create a California where everyone can thrive. 100,000 low-wage workers can now earn overtime pay: through the Women's Policy Institute 10 activists were trained who were instrumental in passing the groundbreaking California Domestic Worker Bill of Rights. As a result, domestic workers, 90 percent of whom are women, now have equal protection under the law and can earn overtime pay.