DIVST 100: Book Club Final Project Resources: In a Day's Work

They clean your offices, your hotels, your malls and airports. But as everyone else goes home, janitors -- many of them undocumented women who work the night shift -- are alone, which makes them especially vulnerable to sexual assault and rape.

FRONTLINE and Univision partner to tell the story of the hidden price many migrant women working in America's fields and packing plants pay to stay employed and provide for their families.

The perversion of the U.S. Constitution, the rule of law, and due process, and the human face of immigration are revealed through the gripping personal stories of the individuals, the families and the town that survived the most brutal, most expensive and largest immigration raid in the history of the United States.

Amy Poehler ventures into the world of the invisible women who help keep the California economy afloat: domestic workers. What she finds is a human story far more complex than the simple exploitation of poor women by the super-rich. While domestic workers organize for a living wage, some of their employers are also struggling -- squeezed out of the middle class in an increasingly unequal economy in which everyone works harder than they used to.

Site of in-depth information about sexual violence towards farm workers. Yeung worked on this project before the book. Also see the documentary.

Articles related to Yeung's earlier investigations into sexual violence in the janitorial industry and the 2015 film (see documentaries box).