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Leadership and Listening for Liberation

Leadership and Listening for Liberation

by DGR News Service | Dec 12, 2020 | Alienation & Mental Health, Culture of Resistance, Movement Building & Support, Worker Solidarity

by Kara Huntermoon Liberation Listening is a radical community healing method designed to increase the effectiveness of change-making organizations in the face of systems of oppression and a collapsing society.  A major focus of our work is in developing and...
Will People Go On General Strike?

Will People Go On General Strike?

by DGR News Service | Mar 27, 2020 | Direct Action, Noncooperation, Worker Solidarity

Paul Feather calls us to reframe this time of crisis: “Shall we permit the storytellers to name what it is that we do? They would call this a lockdown, but we are going through the motions of a general strike. Our foe is down. Are there no holds barred? Strike...
Political Education 101

Political Education 101

by DGR News Service | Feb 2, 2019 | Culture of Resistance, Worker Solidarity

     by Boris Forkel / Deep Green Resistance Germany The idea for this article came to me when I heard a man say at a demonstration that he was confused because he didn’t know if he was “right” or “left”. It therefore seems important to define such seemingly...
May 1st is May Day – International Workers’ Day

May 1st is May Day – International Workers’ Day

by Deep Green Resistance News Service | Apr 16, 2018 | Worker Solidarity

     by Rapid Response Network This day began as a commemoration of Chicago workers’ fight for the 8 hour work day and the right to organize. In Haiti, workers are still battling for these essential rights. Haitian garment workers receive the lowest wage in the...
Strike in Haiti: Support Needed

Strike in Haiti: Support Needed

by Deep Green Resistance News Service | May 19, 2016 | Noncooperation, Worker Solidarity

By Rapid Response Network Today, Haitian garment workers are going on strike to demand 500 gourdes ($7.94 for 8 hour work day)! This follows last Thursday’s (5/11) work stoppage and shut down of the SONAPI Industrial Park in Port Au Prince. From that action,...
Dominican Republic Cane Cutters & Haitian Garment Workers Meet to Voice Their Own Demands

Dominican Republic Cane Cutters & Haitian Garment Workers Meet to Voice Their Own Demands

by DGR Colorado Plateau | Dec 17, 2015 | Worker Exploitation, Worker Solidarity

By One Struggle On what I earn, I can’t afford shoes… We are poor, poor, poor. There are days we go to bed without food. – Batey worker from the film, “The Price of Sugar” In the sugar plantations or bateyes of Dominican Republic, cane cutters often work barefoot....
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