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...
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...
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...
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...
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,...
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....
