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April 15, 2021
The Amazon Loss & What We Owe Each Other in the Labor Movement
Dave Kamper
Bessemer is the latest, highly-visible example of one of the American labor movement’s prime weaknesses: the lack of systems or mechanisms that allow...
Labor Organizing
Vanessa Tait
Vanessa Tait is a journalist and labor activist who received her PhD in sociology from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
April 14, 2021
The Fight for $15: Past, Present, and Future
Yannet Lathrop
In the months and years ahead, the movement must continue pressing for a federal minimum wage increase for all workers — and for legislation that will...
The Fight For $15
Yannet Lathrop
A senior researcher and policy analyst at NELP, Yannet Lathrop is a passionate advocate for economic and social policies that advance the common good.
Sammy Conde
Sammy Conde started working at a Starbucks in Orlando Florida after college, and struggled to make ends meet.
Nikki Cole
Nikki Cole has spent more than a decade building worker and progressive political power at the local and national level, most recently as the National Policy...
April 14, 2021
The Fight for $15
Mat Hanson
Unprecedented organizing has helped build worker power and raise wages for millions of workers over the past decade. What can we learn from the Fight for $15, and...
The Fight For $15
April 14, 2021
Fast Food Fight
Keith Kelleher
The early fight to organize Detroit’s fast food workers
The Fight For $15
Diana Ramirez
Diana Ramirez is a Fellow in Residence at the National Women’s Law Center where she focuses on pay equity for tipped workers as a gender and racial...