Chief Organizer Report Archives - Page 6 of 77

April 3, 2022September 17, 2022 communications Chief Organizer Report

Chief Organizer’s Report: Week of March 28, 2022

#5823 When a House is Not a Home and Citizen Wealth is a One-Way Street

#5825 The On-Going Fight Against Lead Poisoning

#5824 Grace and Sportsmanship

#5825 The On-Going Fight Against Lead Poisoning

#5826 There’s a New Sheriff at the NLRB

#5827 Amazon Workers Win Big

March 27, 2022September 16, 2022 communications Chief Organizer Report

Chief Organizer’s Report: Week of March 21, 2022

#5815 Diverse Voices Different but Much the Same

#5816 Radio, Still Invaluable for Keeping in Touch with the Truth

#5817 Radio, Still Invaluable for Keeping in Touch with the Truth

#5819 Nonpartisan Redistricting is Still Controversial

#5820 The Excitement of a Small Town’s Revival

#5821 What’s Up with the Supreme Court?

March 20, 2022September 16, 2022 communications Chief Organizer Report

Chief Organizer’s Report: Week of March 14, 2022

#5810 Hospitals’ Lack of Transparency Keeps Patients in the Dark

#5811 Equal Pay Day Calls for Raising the Minimum Wage

#5812 Union Drive Has Starbucks in Turmoil

#5813 NLRB is Crying for More Concerted Activity Cases

#5814 A 47-Year Invastion Still Unsettled in Western Sahara

March 13, 2022September 16, 2022 communications Chief Organizer Report

Chief Organizer’s Report: Week of March 7, 2022

#5802 New World Order?

#5804 There is No Free Labor Market

#5805 Gas Pump Solidarity

#5806 The Wounds of Redlining Are Still Unhealed

#5807 Baseballs Case Study in Collective Bargaining

#5808 Child Hunger and USDA Waivers

#5809 Wells Fargo Denies Loans to African-Americans

March 6, 2022September 16, 2022 communications Chief Organizer Report

Chief Organizer’s Report: Week of February 28, 2022

#5795 SWIFT Bans Have Impact on the Rich and the Poor

#5796 What Goes Around Will Come Around: Ukraine & Vietnam

#5797 New Economics for the People

#5798 Clueless about Financing Domestic Violent Extremists

#5799 Representing New Orleans Garbage Workers

#5800 Play Ball

#5801 Starving Public Goods and Services

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