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For decades, intractable social and economic problems have been eating away at the social and political fabric of the United States. There is a single, obvious weapon whose effectiveness has been proven repeatedly throughout US history: unions. Read More
"McAlevey’s work taps into something that many of us have felt and known to be true: the unshakeable force of solidarity, and the fears we must face in order to claim this power." Read More
Professors, police advocates, and organizers on the best books to learn about the future of work. Jane McAlevey's "A Collective Bargain" is included. Read More
Rather than rely on presidential candidates as our saviors or endlessly revise utopian policy proposals, it is crucial that we examine which strategies, led by whom, are winning and why. Read More
Jane McAlevey says, "For a long view on the evils of the corporate leadership of the meatpacking industry, Oxford just made my chapter on the successful worker organizing campaign at the nation's largest pork processing plant available to read for free online." Read More
Jane McAlevey is as horrified by the news as you are, whether it’s Governor Andrew Cuomo rushing to invite Google’s Eric Schmidt to “reimagine” the state’s economy and school system, or Mitch McConnell’s latest attempt to punish ordinary Americans for a global pandemic. “These motherfuckers are so much more prepared to take advantage of this than the Left,” she fumes. Read More
"The bulk of the book is a kind of primer, with extensive examples about how unions work, how to run a successful organizing campaign, and how to win a strike by building unity within the workplace and support in the surrounding community." Read More
Jane McAlevey discusses how political power is built, organized, and mapped. “The Nomiki Show” digsdeeper into issues that msm ignores, breaking down the establishment’s tactics and infrastructure and helping you navigate the movement. Read More
"...This illustrates an essential point in McAlevey’s analysis: unions not only redistribute wealth, they redistribute power." Read More
Jimmy Dore discusses strikes & union organizing during the pandemic and much more with Jane McAlevey. Read More
"...here in the United States, the date is barely known beyond those immigrants whose home countries honor it, or among the most committed labor activists. Yet May Day commemorates the lives of four labor organizers in the United States who were hanged in Chicago after being falsely convicted of throwing a bomb into a group of police." Read More
Jane and Michael Moore discuss how we can start creating 2021 now — the world we want to live in, the things we want to change. Aggressive organizing, including strikes, will be necessary regardless of who wins the 2020 election. Read More
"Jane McAlevey has organized hundreds of thousands of workers on the frontlines of America’s labor movement... This conversation ran long, but it ran long because it was damn good." Read More
"...How do we work with an international union while still maintaining our own independence and identity, and is door knocking a viable tool in our tool box, or could it be one of the shortcuts you warned us about?" Read More
