We invite you, our community allies, to participate directly in workers’ struggle against unjust working conditions. Join Worker Justice Wisconsin’s new Rapid Response Network by signing up here! By signing […]
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On Labor Day, our staff and Board gathered at the worker center to celebrate the staff’s first OPEIU Local 39 contract with WJW. The decision to unionize, supported strongly by
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Los Volcanes is an up-and-coming, cooperatively-run association that focuses on screenprinting, sewing, and embroidery. The workers that are part of the cooperative organized Crushin’ It Apparel, and now are part
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Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Project Grants support substantial and mutually beneficial projects that foster extended relationships between the UW-Madison and collaborators across the state and beyond. These projects are driven by
En junio del 2023, Justicia Obrera Wisconsin inauguró su comité ejecutivo de la membresía con la idea de analizar los problemas más comunes que afectan a la clase trabajadora en
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Two weekends ago, Francisco, one of the co-developers of Shaky Hands Madison, an up-and coming-screenprinting shop, attended the meetup between Madison and Milwaukee worker cooperatives, organized by MadWorC. The day
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Following our September 12th press conference in front of Thunder Bay (formerly Crushin’ It Apparel), Worker Justice Wisconsin, IUPAT District 7, and the workers have continued to pressure owner Jeremy
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We’re excited to share more about Shaky Hands, a textile cooperative that Worker Justice Wisconsin is currently incubating. The Shaky Hands team includes Juana Montes, Leonel Aguilar, Francisco Valerio, and
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Read full article here. For 12 years, a bustling food cart has drawn a crowd to a Raymond Road parking lot several evenings a week. Its name, on paper, was Brothers
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This November, Worker Justice Wisconsin led a session and had an information booth at the Wisconsin Housing & Economic Development Authority’s annual conference: How Housing Happens. The Wisconsin Housing and
