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SUMMARY:Building a Movement for the Common Good – NPQ x BCG Virtual Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:We live in times of social crisis, featuring extreme wealth inequality and declining democracy as well as a renewed attention to labor organizing and mass uprisings for racial justice. What does it take to demand that the wealthy pay their fair share and win prosperity for working people? Strong coalitions made up of labor unions, community groups, and social justice organizations making big and broad demands both at the bargaining table and in the streets— a strategy called Bargaining for the Common Good.\nIn this roundtable hosted by Nonprofit Quarterly, leaders will reflect on how Bargaining for the Common Good stands out as a multi-levered, intersectional approach to racial, gender, climate, and economic justice. Join us to learn how to build new forms of collective power and advance a multiracial movement that can take on 21st century capitalism.\nThis roundtable will explore:\n\nHow unions can leverage their contracts to benefit communities\nWhy racial justice should be centered in our demands\nHow we build statewide coalitions, and what they can do\nThe importance of rank-and-file leadership\nWhat sectoral bargaining can bring to an industry\nStrategies to link legislative fights to labor issues\nAnd more!\n\nRoundtable Speakers:\nSaqib Bhatti, Co-Executive Director of ACRE\nRamon Cruz, President of the Sierra Club\nSheri Davis, Rutgers Center for Innovation in Worker Organization\nStacy Davis Gates, President of the Chicago Teachers Union\nCindy Estrada, Vice President of the United Auto Workers\nPuya Gerami, Executive Director of Recovery for All\nAlex Han, Bargaining for the Common Good\nAnjali Madgula, Rutgers AAUP-AFT\nEmma Tai, United Working Families\nTodd Wolfson, Rutgers AAUP-AFT\n
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