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Workers are organizing across industries for better conditions in the wake of COVID-19

Alexandra Martinez
a black man in a red hoodie and baseball cap worn backwards stands at a microphone outside. behind him is a sign in green tha

Workers at Amy’s Kitchen are organizing after years of unsafe working conditions

Alexandra Martinez
a Black person points below their knee as another Black person wraps a bandage around their leg

Without accessible child care and economic support, low-income parents are pushed into financial insecurity

Sydney Pereira
Without accessible child care and economic support, low-income parents are pushed into financial insecurity

Health care providers in North Carolina demand better patient support as they attempt to unionize

Tina Vásquez
Health care providers in North Carolina demand better patient support as they attempt to unionize

Educators in St. Paul and Minneapolis may be going on strike soon. Here’s why

Cirien Saadeh
Educators in St. Paul and Minneapolis may be going on strike soon. Here’s why

Trying to unionize despite union-busting efforts? Here’s what you should look out for

Sakshi Udavant
Trying to unionize despite union-busting efforts? Here’s what you should look out for

Unionization efforts aren’t stopping as the pandemic wears on

Cirien Saadeh
Unionization efforts aren’t stopping as the pandemic wears on

COVID-19 safety concerns fuel efforts to unionize Starbucks stores

Allison Torres Burtka
COVID-19 safety concerns fuel efforts to unionize Starbucks stores

Miami landlords are raising rents and evicting vulnerable tenants as Omicron surges

Alexandra Martinez
Miami landlords are raising rents and evicting vulnerable tenants as Omicron surges

COVID-19 energized worker-led organizing, but hurdles to collective action remain

Sydney Pereira
COVID-19 energized worker-led organizing, but hurdles to collective action remain

As employers look to expand the pool of potential workers, formerly incarcerated people see both opportunities and risks

ray levy uyeda
As employers look to expand the pool of potential workers, formerly incarcerated people see both opportunities and risks

Prism’s top stories of 2021

Ashton Lattimore
Prism’s top stories of 2021