Registration is now closed For translation - हिन्दी DEUTSCH عربي РУССКИЙ PORTUGUÊS ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS Organizing for Power: The Core Fundamentals takes place on 6 consecutive Tuesdays from the 10th of May until the 14th of June. Registration is free and open exclusively to groups of 10+. The course is given in 7 languages and there is no charge. The program […]
Registration is now closed For translation - हिन्दी DEUTSCH عربي РУССКИЙ PORTUGUÊS ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS Organizing for Power: The Core Fundamentals takes place on 6 consecutive Tuesdays from the 10th of May until the 14th of June. Registration is free and open exclusively to groups of 10+. The course is given in 7 languages and there is no charge. The program […]
Registration is now closed For translation - हिन्दी DEUTSCH عربي РУССКИЙ PORTUGUÊS ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS Organizing for Power: The Core Fundamentals takes place on 6 consecutive Tuesdays from the 10th of May until the 14th of June. Registration is free and open exclusively to groups of 10+. The course is given in 7 languages and there is no charge. The program […]
What Winning Looks Like In this new Organizing for Power series, we look at successful organizing drives and, in conversation with the workers and organizers who led them, get to the heart of what made these campaigns work. For this pilot episode, we meet with workers from the Charité and Vivantes hospital systems in Berlin, […]
The New York Labor History Association invites you to attend the 35th Annual John Commerford Labor Education Awards Virtual Reception NYLHA’s only fundraiser of the year supports a wealth of terrific free programming about labor and workers. This year we honor organizer, author and scholar Jane McAlevey and labor educator extraordinaire Robert Wechsler. They do […]
Turning the Tables: Participation and Power in Negotiations, forthcoming from Jane McAlevey, Abby Lawlor, and the UC Berkeley Labor Center, illustrates best practices for building the power to win in today’s challenging union climate. The report features a series of case studies in collective bargaining during the four years under Trump. They cover four key […]
A free panel featuring Jane McAlevey, the author of No Shortcuts, in conversation with members of the New Yorker and Ars Technica Unions, on organizing tactics that workers use to build power in the workplace Moderated by Susan DeCarava, President of the NewsGuild of New York Presented by the unionized workers of Condé Nast, members […]
Arnold Amber was the first president of CWA Canada. For him, being a union leader was part of a greater movement for social and economic justice, freedom of the press, and responsible, caring and transparent democracy. As he saw it, protecting quality jobs and quality journalism and ensuring social and economic equality was vital for […]