@daylaborernetwork
NDLON
National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON). Building power with immigrant workers from the bottom up. ✊🏽🍞🌹 Click the link to learn more:
-% of @daylaborernetwork's followers are female and -% are male. Average engagement rate on the posts is around 2.1%. The average number of likes per post is 686 and the average number of comments is 11.
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7,310 little souls. May they Rest In Peace and may there be accountability for the perpetrators. Repost @decolonizemyself ・・・ *RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS* Mi'kma'ki News The total number of children found buried under Canadian Residential Assimilation Institution is now 7310 if anyone still cares #RIP #7310 11:08 a.m. 27 Oct. 21 · Yes we care! Crisis line: 1-866-925-4419 (kanada)
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You can replace oil as an energy source but you can’t replace water as a source of life. Repost @theslowfactory ・・・ 🔵 Water Protector: Someone expressing the highest form of love for Land, Water, and People. History of the word: “Water Protector” is the term frontline Indigenous organizers use to describe people who actively resist fossil fuel pipelines and other extractive development projects that threaten waterways in Indigenous territories, as well as communities downstream. The term became popularized during the Standing Rock movement to stop the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline on the Sioux Reservation in North Dakota, in the US. “Protector” reframes the colonial, mainstream media designation of “protestor” and extends an invitation to stand in solidarity with Indigenous peoples defending the waterways we all depend on.   We encourage our community to use the term “water protectors” instead of “protestors.” It is a meaningful way to honor the courageous work of frontline Indigenous organizers––and the people who stand in solidarity with them––as they defend their sovereign territory and the waterways and ecosystems we all depend on 🔵
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More about #Striketober Repost @centrallabornyc ・・・ Opinion in the @washingtonpost by @aflcio President @lizshuler on the importance of workers standing in solidarity to demand dignity and decency. #1u #UnionStrong #Union #Strike #GreatResignation #GeneralStrike #Organize #Unionize #EssentialWorker #EssentialWorkers #FrontlineWorkers #FrontlineWorker #WorkersRights @bctgm @unacuhcp @ofnhp @uaw.union @amazonlaborunion
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Repost @mikaelaloach ・・・ When @instagram asked me to create a reel for their “Our Planet In Crisis” series, I had a big think about what message I would want to put out to their 436 million followers 😅 I went with this & I didn’t tone it down ✊🏽 accounts to follow: @cop26coalition @stopcambo @paidtopollute @pollutersout @re.earthorg @vanessanakate1 @climateincolour @theslowfactory @decolonizemyself @badactivistcollective @fridaysforfuture @intersectionalenvironmentalist @atmos references: @atmos “We did not cause the climate crisis”, CDP: https://www.cdp.net/en/articles/media/new-report-shows-just-100-companies-are-source-of-over-70-of-emissions , Oxfam: https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/carbon-emissions-richest-1-percent-more-double-emissions-poorest-half-humanity Transcript: You’ve probably been told that “we” or “humanity” have caused climate change. But, I’m going to explain why “we” did not cause the climate crisis. Language matters here. When 100 companies are responsible for 71% of industrial greenhouse gas emissions since 1988 and the world's richest 1% of the population produce more than double the carbon emissions of the poorest half of the world, “we” did not cause the climate crisis. Systems caused it. Capitalism caused it. White supremacy caused it. Blaming “humanity” as a whole means the 1%, these companies and our governments escape genuine responsibility. Whilst “we” might not have caused this crisis. We NEED to be the ones who tackle it. We will hold fossil fuel companies accountable. We will challenge white supremacy and disrupt capitalism. We are the ones to build new worlds. Change is not passive. It comes from all of us. It comes from collective action. So, join or set up a COP26 Coalition group in your local area - or join a different climate group in any way you can using whatever skills you have - and take part in the global day for climate action on 6th November. Make sure to follow the accounts and groups tagged in the caption. Because when we come together: we win. Even though…
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NDLON's Pablo Alvarado was recently on Hiroshi Motomura virtual panel to have a conversation with other leading immigrations advocates on "Efforts Toward Executive Action Today.” We agree that so much more can be done via executive action, but all we keep hearing are words from the president and see little action. #MigrantWorkerJustice #DALE #Immigration #Not1More
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Arizona Senator @kyrstensinema is at it again. Repost @moveon ・・・ @kyrstensinema meets with lobbyists but ignores her own constituents. Working people desperately need the investments in our communities and climate promised by the Build Back Better Agenda.
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We see it, and we know we have to keep up the pressure. Sign our petition to tell the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to vote ‘NO’ on any final reconciliation deal which does not include legalization and relief for migrant communities and families. Link in bio or stories. #MigrantWorkerJustice #DALE #Immigration #Not1More
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There’s not a shortage of workers but a shortage of workers willing to put up with abuse and substandard wages. Repost @shesinscrubs ・・・ People are tired of abuse in every single industry. If you’re not meeting basic needs of your staff, you will lose that staff member. Plain and simple! Employers are focused on short term fulfillment & regarding staff as bodies to fill a position for a day instead of people. I started following @fuckyouiquit recently where they share stories & screenshots of individuals across industry resigning. Their treatment by higher ups exposed for the world to see. People are beyond tired. They would rather risk being unemployed for an indefinite period than continue to face workplace abuse. @fuckyouiquit also expose revenues of large corporations in reference to the number of their employees & how much a general raise would impact their profit margins (news flash, it’s minimal). How do y’all feel about #TheGreatResignation as it extends beyond healthcare? #EssentialWorkers #FrontlineWorkers #Striketober
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Solidarity! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽 Repost @aad.nyc ・・・ A historic moment just took place at the NLRB office in Brooklyn. @amazonlaborunion has officially filed their union authorization cards as of moments ago. The workers are now headed back to Staten Island JFK8 to share the news and celebrate with their co-workers. Please follow them and @waar_nyc stay tuned for how you can support their struggle. This is an independent union and a total grassroots effort. A handful of workers with a folding table and a BBQ have demonstrated you don’t need anything but commitment to the struggle and belief in the people to make real change. @chris.smalls_ @lilb2361 @jasonbxny0619 @tcoew @true__toself La lucha continua. #unionizeamazon #workerpower #peoplepeople #billionaireshavegottogo #fuckjeffbezos #unionbustingisdisgusting
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#LA! Our March for Respect & Legalization with @carecen_la is this Saturday. Day laborers, workers, and community members from all over the city will be walking 12 kilometers for all 12 million undocumented immigrants. There will also be live tunes by @losjornalerosdelnorte. See you soon! #CaminataPorRespeto #WorkerMigrantJustice #Immigration
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#Striketober continues. Solidarity with striking @mcdonalds workers! ✊🏽 Repost @JoshuaPotash from Twitter . . . Reminder the McDonalds workers in at least 10 cities, including Chicago, Detroit, Houston, and Miami are all on a one-day strike today in protest of how McDonalds keeps ignoring rape and sexual harassment cases. Don't cross the picket line. Link to article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2021/10/22/mcdonalds-union-us-workers-strike-tuesday-latest-labor-action/8537451002/ #FightFor15 #MeToo  #Striketober #Strike #EssentialWorkers #McDonalds #FastFoodWorkers #FastFood #SexualHarassment #Chicago #Detroit #Houston #Miami
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October 25 is Larry Itliong Day and October is Filipino American History Month. Repost @chavezfoundation & @fanhs_national ・・・ Slide 1: @fanhs_national: "One of the speakers at the first Far West Convention in 1971 was a labor activist named Larry Itilong. Larry D. Itliong was a Filipino American labor organizer who is best known for leading the Filipino American farmworkers in the Delano Grape Strike of 1965. Also known as ""Seven Fingers"", he coordinated the first strike of the Agricultural Workers Committee (AWOC) - which consisted mostly of Filipino workers- on September 8, 1965. After 1500 Filipinos went on strike, he approached and convinced Cesar Chavez to organize Mexican farmworkers to join in the movement a week later. The strike is viewed as one of the most effective labor movements in American history. Decades later, his birthday October 25 is now celebrated as Larry Itliong Day in the state of California and across the US. In October 2021, Gayle Romasanta and Brian Pangilinan premiered songs from a new musical about Larry Itiong called ""Larry: A New Musical."" For more information visit, larrythemusical.com." #LarryItliong #LarryItliongDay #FAHM #FAHM2021 #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth Slide 2 @chavezfoundation: Happy Larry Itliong Day, an official day in California that recognizes the famed Filipino farm union leader. When the Manongs, Filipino grape workers, heroically walked out on strike against Delano-area table and wine grape growers on Sept. 8, 1965, Itliong quickly asked Cesar Chavez’s predominantly Latino union members to join their picket lines, which they did. After decades of growers breaking farm labor strikes by pitting the races against each other, Itliong, Chavez, and leaders of both unions insisted all strikers share the same picket lines, union hall, and strike kitchen. The two unions merged the following year to form the United Farm Workers. They organized the grape boycott. That genuine solidarity between the races that Larry Itliong initiated was a key factor in the success of the five-year grape strike and boycott, and the establishment of the UFW as the nation’s first enduring farm worker union. #SiSePuede
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