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CWD AD Ben Fong and former Activist-in-Residence Scott Jenkins have teamed up to produce a Substack newsletter all about labor and logistics called “On the Seams.” You can check out their page here and read about some of their work in the thread below: 🧵 ontheseams.substack.com

Police killed more people this year than any other year on record, killing 3.4 people per day nationwide. mappingpoliceviolence.us

Two Democrats prove that even when they think they have an idea, they have no idea.

Don't agonize, organize. Exploit the contradictions and split the reactionaries. #BuildAndFight hardknockradio.org/preparing-for-…

Our newest report, “Beyond the NLRB: Contemporary Strategies and Practices for Labor Movement Renewal,” examines various strategies for working class elevation in the 21st century in order to answer a question decades in the making: what might reverse organized labor’s decline?

There is a text that has all the things Trump is planning to do printed in it. About the same length as Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince. We got it ahead of time. I feel like I’m taking crazy pills right now. Is everyone okay? #readingisfundamental

A wake-up call on Amazon and labor movement strategy from my terrific colleagues Ben Fong and Jonathan Rosenblum. This challenge can be met, the question is: will it be met. Most laborist discussion isn't even beginning to have this discussion. jacobin.com/2025/01/amazon…

New from CWD Activist in Residence Jonathan Rosenblum and AD Ben Fong: Amazon’s union-busting reaches new heights in Canada as execs close down ALL SEVEN warehouses in Quebec to avoid contract negotiation with one recently-unionized warehouse. Learn more: jacobin.com/2025/01/amazon…

We stand in solidarity with these health care heroes!💜

Uni sector has been mismanaged had too much autonomy to carry on with their fuckery. We have millions of people that need education & skills & institutions full of teachers & educators & the only thing the politicians & Uni managers could imagine was turning them into businesses

“How do we not only take care of our union members... but also how do we go out into the community... where our members live and recruit our friends and family into allied health care jobs so that they can come and work side by side?”

Thank you so much to the team at SEIU-UHW #United4All for hosting members of the CWD for the UHW Staff Retreat! It was so amazing to get to see our allies and learn more about the roots and future of your organization.

Our newest report, “Beyond the NLRB: Contemporary Strategies and Practices for Labor Movement Renewal,” is officially here! drive.google.com/file/d/1qT1jNH…

In his new piece for Jacobin , Ben Fong (CWD AD and co-author of “Beyond the NLRB”) talks about the new report, the changing conditions of American labor law, and possible paths forward for the labor movement. Read it here: jacobin.com/2025/02/labor-…

In his new article for The Nation , CWD AiR Jonathan Rosenblum reflects on the recent organizing loss for independent union, CAUSE, in their fight against Amazon in NC and shares a number of keys that organizers can learn for future efforts: thenation.com/article/activi…

“With the National Labor Relations Act now in the crosshairs of the Right, organized labor needs to confront an uncomfortable truth: even at its best, this framework has severe limitations. It’s time to explore alternatives.”

“Hat’s off to the [CWD] team for producing your ‘Beyond the NLRB’ report. It’s comprehensive, insightful, thought-provoking, altogether a tour de force… It will be a tremendous resource for the labor movement for years to come.” Read the report here: 👇

“One common feature of many of the strategies discussed [in the new report] is a willingness to experiment with new organizational forms. Unions are limited, legally and organizationally, in many ways, and they can be greatly aided by an eclectic organizational network”

The labor movement must look #BeyondTheNLRB for organizing. Important read here by Maria Esch on Center for Work and Democracy at ASU report, co-authored by Michael McQuarrie, on innovative organizing. inequality.org/article/three-…