dgorganize (he/him)

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Building unions @sununion.org; Unions of Our Own out now (Haymarket): unionsofourown.org; co-author Labor Law for the Rank & Filer: Building Solidarity While Staying Clear of the Law and Solidarity Unionism at Starbucks (PM Press)

A green, DIY punk-style flyer collage for the "Blue Bottle Independent Union Strike Fund Fundraiser." The text is printed on cutout paper strips layered over a green background featuring a large black floral print. The event takes place on Sunday, July 5 at 5:00 PM at P.I.T., located at 411 S. 5th St. in Brooklyn. It lists a suggested donation of $10 to $20, noting it is free for Blue Bottle workers. The musical lineup features three acts: "SECRET" described as "headbanging grunge punx," "DOMMER" described as "toy machine video soundtrack cosplay," and "MISSIONCREEP" described as "bleeps and bloops for working class space travel." A row of seven grayscale circular shapes cuts across the lower middle section of the flyer.
Flyer for a West Coast book tour and discussion with Daniel Gross, author of "Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work… and the World."The main text reads: "PROBLEMS AT WORK? Many workers imagine a radically different workplace, but the path forward can seem murky. Learn how to approach it, together."The tour schedule lists:Seattle: CID Worker Center, June 20, 1PMPortland: Workers Tap & Cafe, June 22, 6PMSan Francisco: Bound Together Books, June 24, 7PMBerkeley: Long Haul Infoshop, June 25, 6PMLos Angeles: All Power Books, June 27, 5PMSan Diego: Burn All Books, June 28, 7PMThe bottom features logos for the Solidarity Union Network (SUN) and Haymarket Books, along with the website unionsofourown.org.
Event flyer for a book launch and discussion with Daniel Gross for his book, "Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work… and the World."The event takes place on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 6:00 PM at Source Booksellers, located at 4240 Cass Ave, #105, Detroit, MI, 48201.The poster features a prominent 3D rendering of the red book cover with white and yellow text, surrounded by a yellow sunburst graphic. The background is cream-colored with a textured red border. Organization logos at the bottom include the Sugar Law Center, SUN (Solidarity Union Network), and Source Booksellers. The website unionsofourown.org is listed at the very bottom.
Screenshot of white text news headline on black background: Claiming an Antifa Plot, U.S. Charges 15 in Minneapolis With Conspiracy The 94-page conspiracy indictment was filed as federal prosecutors in Minnesota had trouble sustaining many criminal cases filed against Immigration and Customs Enforcement protesters.
An orange book titled "Unions of Our Own" by Daniel Gross, featuring a yellow sunburst background, sits above bold text reading "TRANSFORM YOUR WORKPLACE" and "CHANGE IS POSSIBLE. LET'S DISCUSS." The bottom of the image has a red banner offering an online reading group for tech workers with a registration link, sununion.org/s/read
An illustration of an indigenous femme with youth with tongue sticking out and a fierce expression. She has black traditional lines painted across her cheeks, nose, and chin. She wears a yellow and blue jersey featuring the Colombia national football team logo, with the word "antifascista" printed across the chest.
An event flyer for a book launch titled "PROBLEMS AT WORK?" in large white text on a red background. Below, a subtitle reads: "Many workers imagine a radically different workplace, but the path forward can seem murky. Learn how to approach it, together."To the right, a 3D mockup shows Daniel Gross's book, "Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work... and the World."A black text box lists the speakers:Daniel Gross, Author & Labor Organizer Kieran Knutson, President CWA Local 7250 Max Graves & Josh McMillen, End Slavery in Minnesota Coalition The event details are featured on a cream-colored background at the bottom:Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at 7:00 PM Location: Mayday Books, 301 Cedar Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55454 The bottom footer features three logos and a website link:SUN logo: A circular emblem featuring hands raised together inside a stylized sunburst outline. Haymarket Books logo: A red circle enclosing a stylized white lower-case letter 'h'.End Slavery in Minnesota logo: A dark purple block graphic with the words "END SLAVERY IN MINNESOTA" in a bold, stacked sans-serif font. Website: unionsofourown.org
Bright red with an orange diagonal band across the top and an orange globe graphic at the bottom.Top Text: Large orange and blue text reads "PAID PROTEST COMEDY SHOW" in bold, stylized fonts.Bottom Graphics: A blue silhouette of the New York City skyline runs along the bottom border.Event DetailsPurpose: "FUNDRAISER FOR ATTABOY LOCAL 134", featuring a black, red, and white logo The bottom corners display logos for "Brandworkers" (left) and "EWOC" (right).Date & Time: Thursday, June 25. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show begins at 7:30 PM.Admission: $15 tickets.Location: 4332 22nd Street, Long Island City (LIC) rooftop. Hosts: Anders Lee, Freddy G, Kate Willett, and Nonye Brown-West. Performers: Hannah Jones, Daniel Franese, Dylan Adler, Alexandria Love, and Chris Marzulla.
An event flyer for a book talk. At the top, a dark red banner reads: "BOOK DISCUSSION WITH DANIEL GROSS, PETER COLE & JOSE OLIVA".The center displays the book cover for Unions of Our Own by Daniel Gross, subtitled "8 Building Blocks to Change Work... and the World". The cover is red with bold white text and a stylized graphic of architectural blocks radiating yellow light beams.Below the book image, the event details are listed in dark red text:"WEDNESDAY""JUNE 10, 2026""7:00PM""PILSEN COMMUNITY BOOKS""1531 W 18TH ST, CHICAGO, IL 60608"The bottom left features five sponsor logos aligned horizontally:Solidarity Union Network (SUN)Haymarket Books (a circular blue "H")Food Chain Workers AllianceIllinois Labor History Society Pilsen Community Books (a yellow sticker-style logo)A solid red banner at the very bottom displays the website: "unionsofourown.org".
Drawing of worker in a prison cage pointing outwards at the viewer. Text: Fellow Workers: Remember! We are in here for you: you are out there for us
An event flyer with a dark teal background promotes a book talk and Q&A session. At the top, the logo for "Brandworkers" features the slogan "Good Jobs. Local Food." above it and "Produciendo Comida. Ganando Justicia." below it. The main headline reads, "Book talk and Q and A With Author Daniel Gross." On the left side, the cover of the book Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work... and the World by Daniel Gross is shown. The book cover is red with bold white text. On the right side, the event details are listed in white text: Date: Thursday, May 28th Time: 6:00 pm - 8 pm Location: First Congregational Church, Guild Room Address: 40 South Fullerton Ave, Montclair, NJAt the bottom left, three circular logos are displayed: North New Jersey Democratic Socialists of America, Northern New Jersey Socialist Party, and Solidarity Union Network (SUN). At the bottom right, the host's contact information is listed as jseider@brandworkers.org
I.R.S. to Drop Audits of Trump and Family
May 13, 2026PRESS EVENT IN SOLIDARITY WITH FIRED ROSE LANE WORKERS—Contact: Restaurant Workers Union, Local 1, rwu.str@gmail.com, (347) 441-0705Date: May 20, 2026Time: 12:30 pmLocation: 36 Central Park South, New York, NY, 10019, outside the Park Lane HotelRestaurant Workers Union - Sindicato de Trabajadores de Restaurantes (RWU-STR) and fired Rose Lane workers will be holding a press event outside Park Lane Hotel, 36 Central Park South, on Wednesday, May 20, 12:30 pm.It has been eight months since the Park Lane Hotel, owned by the Qatari Investment Authority (purchased from the Witkoff Group in 2023), illegally fired dozens of workers at two hotel restaurants in order to destroy a unionization campaign at Rose Lane Restaurant that enjoyed over 80% worker support.The Park Lane Hotel has refused to cooperate with the U.S. federal investigation led by the NLRB. Last month, their legal team filed papers petitioning the 3-member Board in Washington, DC to revoke the investigative subpoenas issued in this case.The hotel owners have flatly ignored demands for reinstatement, back pay, and union recognition directed at them in a letter signed by prominent politicians, including a member of the US House of Representatives, the Manhattan borough president, a state assembly member, and various state senators and city council members.Settlement negotiations have been ongoing for months, and Park Lane Hotel continues to drag its feet.Meanwhile, unemployment insurance has run out, and many of the workers find themselves in an increasingly-desperate situation. A former bartender remarks:“I was fired for exercising my federal right to request union recognition. Instead of following the law, the Park Lane hotel fired myself and my coworkers. It's been eight months and the NLRB has yet to charge the company. As a result, I had to drain my 401K savings just to make ends meet. Other workers have done the same.”The workers and union are demanding reopening, right of first refusal, backp…
flyer for event, title in green and beige Twenty Years of Starbucks Organizing...center image of workers posing with picket signs and infaltable rat in front of Starbucks store. Featuring Daniel Gross Zachary Fields Silvia Baldwin Gershom Bazerman Saturday May 9t @ 3pm AFL-CIO Philadelphia Labor Council Hall 22 S 22nd St, Philadelphia PA SUN logo in orange Solidarity Union Network...three figures reminiscent of solar flares with arms raised Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America RSVP at http://bit.ly/4TXIDX6 (underlying link: https://actionnetwork.org/events/twenty-years-starbucks-union)
Screenshot black text, white background: No occasion or symbol in labor is more commemorated by working people in every corner of the globe than May Day. In Mex- ico, Bolivia, Vietnam, Korea, Ghana, Egypt, Italy, Australia—and I could go on and on—working people take to the streets to advance labor’s cause and to recall a struggle that took place in the late 1800s. These incredible risings on May 1, International Workers’ Day, are occasioned by a union-building effort, a tough and protracted one to say the least.4
"Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work...and the World," by Daniel Gross. The background is a bright-red tint; the title, in white; the subtitle, a shade of yellow. In the middle of the background are a row of blood-red vertically oriented rectangles." Background of image is yellow with Haymart H in a circle logo in white
ack background. at top in red background white text: book launch & discussion with Daniel Gross. in center representation of unions of our own book. Details: Thursday, May 7, 2026, 6:30pm. Wooden Shoe Books, 704 South St Philadelphia, PA 19147. Logos SUN, Haymarket,Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America, Wooden Shoe Books, anarchist & radical literature. Center bottom red text two arrows pointed to Masks Required
Screenshot whitish text on black background. Retirement, a fading mirage in the distance. Violent ICE occupations directed against working people of color and the neighbors who dare stand with them. The decline of social connection. Terrible wars that enrich weapons manufacturers and further a politics that drags down working people. A nearly unfathomable poisoning of the earth and its climate. We need a way out and up, and we need it badly. Thankfully, people who go to work for a living are on the move in a way unseen for literally decades. Amazon workers and autoworkers. Museum workers and minters. Starbucks...
black background. at top in red background white text: book launch & discussion with Daniel Gross. in center representation of unions of our own book. Details: Thursday, May 7, 2026, 6:30pm. Wooden Shoe Books, 704 South St Philadelphia, PA 19147. Logos SUN, Haymarket,Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America, Wooden Shoe Books, anarchist & radical literature
paperback Unions of Our on a wood background. "Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work...and the World," by Daniel Gross. The background is a bright-red tint; the title, in white; the subtitle, a shade of yellow. In the middle of the background are a row of blood-red vertically oriented rectangles.
Book Launch and Discussion profile pics author Daniel Gross with labor journalist Michelle Chen CUNY School of Law Auditorium 2 Court Square West, 2nd Floor Long Island City, Queens 1101 Tuesday, April 28 6p - 7:30pm "Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work...and the World," by Daniel Gross. The background is a bright-red tint; the title, in white; the subtitle, a shade of yellow. In the middle of the background are a row of blood-red vertically oriented rectangles.
Beige background flyer, Book Launch & Discussion Unions of Our Own on the top in red. Middle line is Unions of Our Own book image red background, Daniel Gross Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work...and the Word. right side profile photos os Michelle Chen and Daniel Gross. Tuesday April 28, 6pm - 7:30pm. CUNY School of Law. Auditorium 2 Court Square West, 2nd Floor, Long Island City, Queens 11101. Bottom line is logos: Labor Coalition, Food Chain Workers Alliance, Haymarket Books, Solidarity Union Network (SUN), Brandworkers Good Jobs Local Food, Laundry Workers Center
Book cover for Mater 2-10 by Hwang Sok-yong translated by Sora Kim-Russell and Youngjae Josephine Bae Right hand side has a large industrial chimney with a human silhouette at top. Bottom has a training with a smokestack. Mountains in silhouette in the back.
Red background book cover, Unions of Our Own: 8 Building Blocks to Change Work...and the World. There's 4 building blocks on each side of the center of the book cover. The author's name, Daniel Gross, is at top in black font.
White text on red Rechazamos Repudiamos Y Denunciamos La Invasión A Venezuela ¡Fuera Yanquis de América Latina! At bottom in white circle: Ni Una Menos
worker behind bars point outwards...at top FELLOW WORKERS:. Underneath: Remember! We are in here for you; You are out there for us.
screenshot of black text on beige background reading: The labor movement of the early twentieth century held that anti-strike laws established “involuntary servitude” in violation of the Thirteenth Amendment, while anti-picketing and anti-boycott laws transgressed the First Amendment freedoms of free speech and association. Neither movement waited for courts to recognize their rights; they interpreted the Constitution for themselves.
Multi-racial and gendered folks working with food surrounded by large green leafy vegetables. 2025 Brandworkers Awards Social. Oct. 28, 2025 El Museo del Barrio, 6:30pm - 9:20pm.
Blue highlighted screenshotted text: A Zoom option would also allow our colleague Ranjani Srinivasan – a union member who had to flee the country because Columbia cruelly and needlessly disenrolled her after DHS revoked her visa – to observe bargaining. Ranjani deserves a seat at the table to negotiate her contract along with the student workers who can attend in-person.
A red picket sign held aloft a crowd reading Nunca Musk in white. In the right corner Black silhouette of Musk giving the fascist salute.
chest part of t-shirt reading Working Class hero...light gold on black
Black text on white background: Tensions are rising at Tesla’s Berlin-based Gigafactory as around 3,000 employees voice their frustration over working conditions on the factory floor. Workers have signed a formal protest and submitted a list of demands to Tesla’s management, calling for immediate improvements, including better staffing levels, more frequent breaks, and an end to pressure-based management practices.
Femme presenting person in Black dress with Black shoes and hair holding a black flag aloft. Slightly abstracted roses make up the background, red and green. 8 Marzo written at top. Socialista y Libertario underneath. Meet up details in Madrid at way bottom near name of group, liza.
Black text on white, highlighted in blue reads: Our findings strongly suggest that unions increase the life satisfaction of citizens, and that that this effect holds for non-union members as well. Moreover, we also find that labor organization has the strongest impact on the subjective well-being of citizens with lower incomes.
White text on black background reading Hamburg Airport Halts All Flights After Ground Staff Strike
Screenshot of white text headline and subhead reading: Locked in a Jungle Camp, Migrants Deported to Panama Face Uncertain Future More than 100 asylum seekers from around the world sent to Panama from the United States have no sense how long they will be held or where they might eventually be sent.
Screenshot headline and sub-heading: No Trains, No Planes and Huge Protests: Strike Brings Greece to a Halt Two years after the country’s deadliest rail disaster, many are still demanding greater safety and accountability.
Screenshot of text: . ‘The W.T.O. Is Toast.’ What Happens to Global Trade Now. President Trump, who disabled the World Trade Organization during his first term, is going after international free trade rules in place since the 1940s.
Union logo black gear with Palestinian flag inside. Peet’s Labor Union IWW IU 460 Supports Palestine.
A 1930s era bus with a CNT-FAI flag above the windshield and unionists in suits standing by it.
White text on black background: Sweden, where a mechanics’ strike against Tesla is now in its second year, saw demand for its cars slide 44 percent last month, while sales in Norway dropped 38 percent.
Unionists with Panamanian flags blocked by police in riot gear.
Statute of a clock reading Organize on the face above a pedestal that says IWW in its globe logo. Right side says Organize Now, left side Organize Right. Bottom of pedestal reads Time to Organize.
Three hand drawn stickers by unknown artist. Street protestor in hood and mask, we keep dreaming in times of war (esp). Woman in hijab, Palestine does and the world is complicit (esp) - sticker has Palestine flag colors. Last is corn with human eyes and mouth, no text.
Tesla charging station under headline reading Tesla Manager Blames Swedish Super Charger Chaos on Union Actions By Jonas Ekblom
Screenshot of supply chain in Sweden, where its Model Y was 2023's top-selling car: SWEDEN Sweden's transport workers' union pledged in November to block loading and unloading of Tesla cars across the country's ports. A dockworkers' union also said it would not handle Tesla cars in Swedish harbours. The union of civil servants said its members at PostNord, owned by the Swedish and Danish states, would pause deliveries to Tesla from Nov. 21. The electricians' union vowed in November to block electrical repair works at Tesla facilities and charging stations, and a painters' union warned it planned to stop painting Tesla cars. The building maintenance workers' union halted all work related to the automaker from Nov. 17, while a building workers' union pledged to halt maintenance and construction work at Tesla service workshops. The transport workers' union stopped collecting waste at Tesla's workshops in Sweden from Dec. 29. Swedish municipal workers' union Kommunal also stopped waste collection from Tesla's facilities in Mölndal and Örebro from Jan. 2. It also plans to block waste collection by other service providers.
Screenshot of this following text, Where strikes are used, it aims to paralyze all branches of the industry involved, when the employers can least afford a cessation of work--during the busy season and when there are rush orders to be filled. During the busy season is highlighted in blue.
Book cover of Under the Iron Heel The Wobblies and the Capitalist War on Radical Workers by Ahmed White. In the foreground is a black and white picture of a relatively large labor skirmish with authorities.
Screenshot of text "There is freedom of professional or union organization. But only the union legally recognized by, and subject to, the control of the State has the right to legally represent the entire category of employers or employees by which it is constituted [...]; or
Five Colombians in an old style looking black and white portrait wearing suits