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Sewa, the Union Empowering Informal Women Workers Through Co-Ops

Anca Voinea Co-op News
Sewa demonstrates how crucial it is that all co-op members – whether professionals or grassroots workers – share the values that the federation represents, and think not just of personal benefits but benefits for the collective and all its members.

Vermont Faces Legal Challenge From Big Oil

Alexandra Jacobo Nation of Change
A lawsuit from major fossil fuel groups aims to derail Vermont’s groundbreaking plan to make polluters pay for climate disasters.

The Labor Movement Just Notched Two Big Wins

Timothy Noah The New Republic
Photo of the Union President speaking from the podium.
Trump’s victory makes it “That much more important to come together, to organize workers, to build real power, because that’s our best offense in this moment." - Jamieson from the Huff Post.

Joe Biden Is Leonard Peltier’s Last Hope

Rose Styron and Alex Matthiessen The Guardian
The imprisoned Native American is long overdue for clemency. Joe Biden is probably the last president who can give it to him