By Rev. Ari Douglas (they/them), FCC (DOC) of Janesville, WI “Often we hear about workers, the poor, and clergy organizing together. Rarely do we hear about clergy being workers, or […]
Poor People’s Campaign: Clergy, Poverty, Justice, and their Intersections Read More »
“Until child labor was made illegal, child labor was used. Until we have enforceable workplace protections, employers will not comply.” The Occupational Safety and Health Act, more commonly known as
Workers Memorial Day Read More »
Worker Justice Wisconsin is excited to announce our First Quarter Newsletter is now available! The first few months of 2022 have entailed many great changes for us, including a partial
2022 First Quarter Newsletter Read More »
Iron Roots Co-op Iron Roots Co-Operative is now fundraising to secure a brick and mortar location in Madison. Worker Justice Wisconsin and Iron Roots have a unique connection: The founders
International Female Labor Leaders We would like to thank the Global Labor Justice’s International Labor Rights Defenders Roundtable for calling attention to and amplifying the voices of women union and
International Female Labor Leaders Read More »
Vaccines: Myths, Facts, and Questions Answered Vaccines Many workers have expressed confusion about how the COVID-19 vaccine actually works. And rightly so–medical terms such as “shedding,” “mRNA,” and “spike proteins”
Vaccines: Myths, Facts, and Questions Answered! Read More »
Sr. Mo introduces herself and talks about why she’s passionate about worker justice, as well as how people of faith should see the deep connection between their beliefs and justice.
Board Member Feature: Sister Maureen McDonnell, O.P. (Sr. Mo) Read More »
