Igniting Justice and Progressive Power
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Igniting Justice and Progressive Power
The Partnership for Working Families Cities
Reynolds, David B.; Simmons, Louise
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2021
354
Dura
Inglês
9780367684235
15 a 20 dias
453
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Part 1: Setting the Stage. 1. Introducing the Regional Movement to Transform America. 2. From the Partnership for Working Families to IGNITE: Lessons and Evolution from Twenty Years of Anchoring Affiliates. 3. Why Cities Matter: Governing for The Common Good and Reclaiming Democracy. 4. Regional Power Building Today: A New New Deal Revisited. Part 2: The Founders Today. 5. LAANE Brain: Understanding the Model and Future of the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy. 6. 25 Years of Working Partnerships USA in San Jose. Part 3: From (Neo) Liberal to Progressive Cities. 7. Community Labor United: Building Bridges in Greater Boston. 8. Aligning Labor and Community Groups: The Alliance for a Greater New York. 9. Building a Bigger "We": Reflections on More than A Decade of Building Community Power in Pittsburgh. 10. Racial Justice is Economic Justice: Chicago's Grassroots Collaborative Expands Economic Fairness by Prioritizing Racial Equity. Part 4: Storming Conservative Bastions. 11. Transforming a Conservative County: The Development of the Center on Policy Initiatives. 12. OCCORD: Organizing in Conservative Territory: If you can't win the game, change the rules. 13. Georgia STAND-UP: Organizing for Progressive Power in the South. 14. Stand Up Nashville: Shaping a Narrative of Equity and Inclusion in the "IT City" Boom. 15. Central Arizonans for a Sustainable Economy (CASE) in Phoenix. Part 5: Further Adaptions and Innovations. 16. Adapting the Model for a Purple State: United for a New Economy in Metro Denver. 17. The Warehouse Workers Resource Center in Southern California. 18. Organizing in Rural Towns and Suburbs: Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy. Part 6: Conclusion. 19. Conclusion: The Challenges and Opportunities to Change Regions, States, and the Nation.
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Community Benefits Agreements;Leadership Development;PWF;CIO;Living Wage Campaigns;Secretary Of State;Wage Theft;Alec;Big Box Retailers;Vice Versa;Occupy Wall Street;UFCW;SPN;TIF;California Partnership;Immigrant Rights;Warehouse Workers;Affordable Housing;Ventura County;Chicago Teachers Union;TIF District;Santa Barbara County;Chicago Teachers Union Strike;Working Partnerships;Racial Justice Organizing
Part 1: Setting the Stage. 1. Introducing the Regional Movement to Transform America. 2. From the Partnership for Working Families to IGNITE: Lessons and Evolution from Twenty Years of Anchoring Affiliates. 3. Why Cities Matter: Governing for The Common Good and Reclaiming Democracy. 4. Regional Power Building Today: A New New Deal Revisited. Part 2: The Founders Today. 5. LAANE Brain: Understanding the Model and Future of the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy. 6. 25 Years of Working Partnerships USA in San Jose. Part 3: From (Neo) Liberal to Progressive Cities. 7. Community Labor United: Building Bridges in Greater Boston. 8. Aligning Labor and Community Groups: The Alliance for a Greater New York. 9. Building a Bigger "We": Reflections on More than A Decade of Building Community Power in Pittsburgh. 10. Racial Justice is Economic Justice: Chicago's Grassroots Collaborative Expands Economic Fairness by Prioritizing Racial Equity. Part 4: Storming Conservative Bastions. 11. Transforming a Conservative County: The Development of the Center on Policy Initiatives. 12. OCCORD: Organizing in Conservative Territory: If you can't win the game, change the rules. 13. Georgia STAND-UP: Organizing for Progressive Power in the South. 14. Stand Up Nashville: Shaping a Narrative of Equity and Inclusion in the "IT City" Boom. 15. Central Arizonans for a Sustainable Economy (CASE) in Phoenix. Part 5: Further Adaptions and Innovations. 16. Adapting the Model for a Purple State: United for a New Economy in Metro Denver. 17. The Warehouse Workers Resource Center in Southern California. 18. Organizing in Rural Towns and Suburbs: Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy. Part 6: Conclusion. 19. Conclusion: The Challenges and Opportunities to Change Regions, States, and the Nation.
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Community Benefits Agreements;Leadership Development;PWF;CIO;Living Wage Campaigns;Secretary Of State;Wage Theft;Alec;Big Box Retailers;Vice Versa;Occupy Wall Street;UFCW;SPN;TIF;California Partnership;Immigrant Rights;Warehouse Workers;Affordable Housing;Ventura County;Chicago Teachers Union;TIF District;Santa Barbara County;Chicago Teachers Union Strike;Working Partnerships;Racial Justice Organizing
