Labor/Work
Poverty Hero Jazzie Collins: Rest in Peace and in Power! We love you!
“Sweet Tea”
(For Jazzie upon receiving the LGBT person of the year award at the State Capitol)
She was shuffled
Back and forth,
Shaking hands and
Wading through a
Passel of dignitaries
At the state capitol
She had woken early
As flowers
The bird fluttering
The Evil Side of NAFTA
May 20, 2013
An Interview with UPTE Union Representative
May 14, 2013
Sping Art and Literature
The San Francisco Living Wage Coalition invites you to our second annual Spring Art and Literature Gala "Re-Claiming Cinco De Mayo"
Redstone building #302
2940-16th San Francisco
International Workers Day 2013
The Eric Quezada Center For Culture and Politics is Celebrating Unity and Solidarity with Migrante/Inmigrante workers all over the world.
ACCE Releases Report on Wells Fargo's damage to California's communities
Listen to your soul's voice,
it'll tell you what
you should do”
--Displayed on the screen of
a Wells Fargo Bank ATM
Hard News at the Clinic: The Voices in Poverty Resist Series!
November 20th, 2012
I was working at K-Mart Company, as a part-time employee with no health coverage, working four hours a day. My work schedule changed weekly. When I became ill, I could not take time off to go see a doctor even if I could afford the appointment. My weekly wage was minimum: $7/hour. Just enough to pay rent, buy food, and pay for transportation.
