Workers, families, and organizers joined coordinated May Day actions calling for economic justice.
On May 1, workers, families, and organizers rallied, marched, and joined coordinated actions under the call “Workers Over Billionaires.” The mobilization included a call for no work, no school, and no shopping.
The Action Lab joined this nationwide organizing effort against inequality and attacks on working-class and immigrant communities.
Providers Organized for Power shares an update on access to low-cost child care for 10,000 New York City families.
Videos from the New York State Child Care Alignment Table, shared by Providers Organized for Power.
Ben Parisi, coordinator for Provider's Organized for Power, commented in this NYC press release, celebrating the city's step forward on childcare and urging Gov. Kathy Hochul to fully fund the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP).
AQE organizes parents and communities across New York for equitable education and universal child care.
Data from Small Business United’s report, “Empty Storefronts, High Rent,” were featured in this article about NY voters swinging left due to a number of crises, including the decline of small businesses in our state.
The Action Lab’s Director of Policy and Program, Irene Tung, spoke with Nation of Change about Amazon’s unfair and unlawful treatment of its delivery drivers.
teleSUR English covers the Mexico City festival and The Action Lab’s role in creating independent spaces for Indigenous artists, languages, and stories.
Meet playwright Amalia Oliva Rojas and watch an excerpt from her work exploring love, immigration, identity, family and belonging.
El Informador examines Indigenous-language rap through the Mexico City festival, including Ángeles Solís’s account of The Action Lab’s work supporting independent cultural platforms.
Agencia EFE’s video report follows Indigenous artists using rap to defend their languages and identities at the festival in Mexico City.
Aristegui Noticias covers the Indigenous Hip Hop Festival in Mexico City and quotes The Action Lab’s Ángeles Solís on building independent platforms for Indigenous languages and artists.
Providers Organized for Power shares an update on access to low-cost child care for 10,000 New York City families.
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