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Will New York’s cable strike revitalize the labor movement — or kill it? – Salon.com
3rd Annual Bernhardt Labor Journalism Award
New York Labor History Association
THIRD ANNUAL DEBRA E. BERNHARDT LABOR JOURNALISM AWARD
Award presentation and panel about using history to understand current issues with investigative journalists and labor activists.
Speakers: Ginger Adam Otis, NY Daily News; Sarah Leonard, The Nation; and Ed Ott, CUNY
Thursday, October 12, 2017, 6-8pm
Tamiment Library / Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives
This NYLHA award is co-sponsored by LaborArts / Metro New York Labor Communications Council / the NYC Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO / and the Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives at NYU’s Tamiment Library.
10th Floor, 70 Washington Square South, Bobst Library, NYU
RSVP recommended, e-mail
with guest names & title of event
LaborArts.org/Bernhardt | | 212 966-4014 x1703
March and Rally for Spectrum Strikers
March & Rally to Support Spectrum Strikers
Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 3:00 PM
Spectrum workers have been on strike for six months. On Monday, September 18 they’ll be marching from Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn across the Brooklyn Bridge to a rally in Manhattan at Foley Square.
Cadman Plaza: 2/3 to Clark Street; A/C to High Street
Foley Square: at 4:00PM
4/5/6 train to Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall; J/Z to Chambers Street; R/W to City Hall
Location: Foley Square; Centre Street & Worth Street; New York, NY 10013
Support the Spectrum workers
New Sun-Times/Reader owner: ‘We have the right voice’ to grow | Chicago Sun-Times
Talking to an IBEW Local 3 striker
Some four months later IBEW Local 3 members are still on strike. “They don’t want to come to the table,” said union member Michael Auerbach handing out leaflets on the corner of 6th Avenue and 23rd Street on Thursday morning, June 29. “Spectrum is trying to break us in small bunches like apples falling from a tree. They want to bring in newbies who don’t know what unions are so they can drive down wages.
“It’s important for workers to see long term. They offer a little bit in the short term and then screw you for the long term. People have to remember there is a future and it’s your kids and grandkids.
“We in Local 3 support each other. There was a reason that unions were built and it’s every bit as important now as it was in the beginning.
Stringer Accuses Spectrum of Trying to ‘Take Advantage’ of Workers on Strike | Observer
“We are not gonna allow a corporate conglomerate to take advantage of our families and our children.”
Source: Stringer Accuses Spectrum of Trying to ‘Take Advantage’ of Workers on Strike | Observer
Metro New York Labor Communications Council Holds 42nd Annual Convention
LaborPress – New York, NY – The Metro New York Labor Communications Council held its 42nd Annual Convention on Friday, May 12, at the 1199 SEIU headquarters in Midtown Manhattan.
Source: Metro New York Labor Communications Council Holds 42nd Annual Convention
Metro Convention – Recognizing the power of journalism
Juan Gonzáles, previous Metro Labor Communicator of the Year recipient, introduced Amy Goodman.
Metro Labor Communicator of the Year for 2017 – Amy Goodman
Convention panelists (from left): Ginger Adams Otis, Jane Latour, Monica Mohapatra (Moderator), Miriam Frank, Premilla Nadasen and Sarah Jaffe
Frank, Nadase and Jaffe in a discussion of Workers in the Trump Era: Women’s voices on the resistance.
Jane Latour, author of Sisters in The Brotherhoods: Working Women Organizing for Equality in New York City
Carl Ginsberg, Metro Board, introduced our first-ever student journalism contest winner, Ying Lu, student at NYU.
