Archive:Articles
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KI Intern Andy Feng (C’26) Graduates Leaving Behind Legacy Dedicated to Immigrants and Workers
Our former intern Andy feng ('C26) has been profiled by the College of Arts and Sciences for his academic and political contributions to the university! “Andy embodies the idea that learning shoul
Categories: Announcements, Articles, Organizing Internship
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Could Sisyphus Have Tried Harder? Reflections on the Sweeney Administration’s Efforts at Mass Organizing, Thirty Years Later| Lane Windham in New Labor Forum
On December 19, 2024, Amazon delivery driver Jogernsyn Cardenas stopped his van to join the strike in Queens, New York and was arrested. Photo: Luis Feliz Leon Read the full Article in New Lab
Categories: Articles, In the News
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Re-Animating Economics: The Economy of Francesco and the Pursuit of the Common Good
After hours of waiting, I wiped my jet-lagged eyes to experience the culmination of one of the most transformative experiences of my life. Pope Francis began to address us, a crowd of young econ
Categories: Articles, Solidarity Economy Workshop
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Tax Uber and Lift the Veil
For Game 6 of the Capitals’ conference finals, Uber provided funding for late-night Metro service. It may have been a coincidence that Uber’s gesture came just as the D.C. Council weighs a proposal th
Categories: Articles, In the News, Practitioner Fellows, Visiting Scholars
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SCOTT: Equalize Employment Process
Amanda L. Scott is an Alabama native, D.C. transplant, civil rights paralegal in the Georgetown University Class of 2019. I almost missed out on my dream job because of $400 in medical debt. After
Categories: Articles, Student Leaders
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Public Sector Unionism Under Assault: How to Combat the Scapegoating of Organized Labor
The most recent issue of the New Labor Forum features an article entitled "Public Sector Unionism Under Assault: How to Combat the Scapegoating of Organized Labor" written by Professor Joseph McCartin
Categories: Articles, Bargaining for the Common Good