Making Our Own News
Kistine
| Jan, 09

Labor Justice radio is a monthly radio program that advocates justice for all working people. This program addresses issues that affect Philly's union members, working families and their surrounding communities. The show is produced collaboratively by members of Unite Here, SEIU Local 32 BJ, the United Taxi Workers Alliance of Pennsylvania and Media Mobilizing Project. Labor Justice Radio airs on West Philadelphia's community radio station, WPEB 88.1FM. Labor Justice Radio provides news and analysis from the perspective of working people.
Judge Halts Library Closure
twolfson
| Dec, 08

Organizing and mobilizing across Philadelphia has been successful in halting Mayor Nutter's plan to close 11 branches of Philadelphia's public libraries. This is a great way to ring in the new year. Read more at the Philly Inquirer.
Why Unions Matter
Anonymous
| Dec, 08
Virgen de Guadalupe in Filadelfia
Anonymous
| Dec, 08
Futbol Feminil en el sur de Filadelphia
Anonymous
| Dec, 08
Listen to Labor Justice Radio on Philadelphia's WPEB 88.1 FM
Anonymous
| Dec, 08
Labor Justice Radio: Show for December 2, 2008
Anonymous
| Dec, 08

On this month's show: Philadelphia's budget cuts and how they are affecting neighborhood rec centers and libraries. We’ll also hear about a push for more paid sick days for Philly workers, and about Baltimore hotel workers’ fight for justice. Plus we’ll have music and other news.
Niños Olvidados / The Forgotten Children
Anonymous
| Oct, 08
UNITE HERE Embassy Suites Rally
Anonymous
| Oct, 08

This video was produced by Philadelphia Student Union and Media Mobilizing Project as part of the ongoing series: Our City Our Voices
Amid Housing Struggles, Center City Real Estate Sells for $4 million a floor.
zakiahjeffries
| Sep, 08

I came across this mind blowing article in The Bulletin newspaper about a new high-end real estate project on Rittenhouse Square. One thing that is particularly surprising is 300 people showed up for the unveiling including Dwight Evans, Chaka Fattah, Lynne Abraham, and Michael Nutter. What a strage array of folks for the opening of a condo building. What kind of interests are really involved here? Where is the money coming from? As one of the new purchasers quoted in the article "The general rules don't apply in this case". Fascinating!