This August, I (Cooperatives Organizer, Frida Ballard) was able to attend the ACE Institute conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Along with Charity Schmidt of Madison Cooperative Development Coalition (MCDC), […]
Crushin’ It Apparel owner, Jeremy Kruk, has moved his business from Madison to Columbus (WI) and changed its name to Thunder Bay. But he still needs to pay his employees
Crushin’ It Apparel Press Conference / Conferencia de Prensa Sobre Crushin’ It Apparel Read More »
These last couple of months at Worker Justice Wisconsin have been busy! Since our Faith Labor Breakfast, member leaders have formed the Workers Executive Committee to lead the membership campaign,
A big thank you to all of you who attended, sponsored and participated in our Faith Labor Breakfast on May 4. It was a wonderful event where your support, solidarity and
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“Look at us. I was afraid but, afterwards, with my coworkers who supported us and [WJW], it was like the fear went away. And so I say work hard and
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Apolonio “Polo” Duran comes to the WJW board from the Regional Council of Carpenters/Carpinteros Latinos Unidos. Here, Polo speaks about his experiences as a worker, union rep, and board member.
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Read more about WJW here…with our new page! There’s been a lot going on with Worker Justice Wisconsin lately. In order to make it easier to keep tabs on what
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2 years later: LaborFest is back! After a 2-year hiatus due to COVID-19, LaborFest is back. In order to accommodate for the ongoing pandemic, there will be a vaccine clinic
“Don’t be afraid. It’s normal to be afraid and nervous, but [organizing] is normal and [the fear] is there at the beginning but then it disappears.”
2022 Third Quarter Newsletter Read More »
Previous Next Socorro Cortez, one of our Worker Center Organizers, actually came to Worker Justice Wisconsin seeking our assistance. It was only a matter of time before she became deeply
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