Comment Discord in Concord: Erasing ‘The Rebel Girl’ Jun 2, 2023 New Hampshire is removing a historical marker honoring labor heroine Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. As erasure of labor’s story, it fits a pattern.
Comment The Movement to Meet the Moment May 17, 2023 More workers are turning to labor than at any point in recent memory. It’s going to require us to be strategic about how we build power.
Comment Taking the temperature on our times May 17, 2023 There are signs that change is coming. Fully 71% of Americans support unions. And voters see that inequality devastates our communities.
Comment Should Multnomah County residents approve a capital gains tax to fund tenant representation? May 5, 2023 We asked representatives of both the pro- and anti-campaigns to give us their best arguments as to how union households should vote.
Comment China’s not trading fairly, and Congress should do something about it Apr 20, 2023 First our hubris and then our neglect aided Beijing’s ambitions, weakened our capabilities, and hollowed out our middle class.
Comment Less talk and more action this Workers Memorial Day Apr 19, 2023 Oregon is often seen as a model for strong labor standards, but it ranks lowest in the nation when it comes to OSHA penalties.
Comment In defense of regulation Mar 15, 2023 Unions have led the fight for strong regulations and vigorous enforcement to protect the safety and health of workers and their communities.
Comment Rest in power, Sister Aida Mar 15, 2023 The Oregon labor movement suffered a great and devastating loss on Feb. 27 when our sister Aida Aranda passed away suddenly.
Comment Lawmakers must center workers Feb 15, 2023 Oregon workers are geared up to make real progress during this year’s in-person legislative session, which kicked off on January 17.