Rallies demanding the U.S. Senate approve funding that would "SAVE OUR POSTAL SERVICE" were held on June 23 from coast…
Philadelphia Dozens of Philadelphia city workers wearing masks, standing on chalked X marks 6 feet apart, chanted, “Kenney’s cuts hurt”…
Philadelphia As states across the U.S. took steps to stop the spread of COVID-19 — closing schools and workplaces, canceling…
An earlier version of this article appeared in Labor Notes May 15. The Trump administration, COVID-19 and U.S. Senate reluctance…
As states across the U.S. took steps to stop the spread of COVID-19 — closing schools and workplaces, canceling events…
Philadelphia Protesters, led by currently and formerly incarcerated women, trans and non gender-binary people, held a rally on May 15…
After the COVID-19 deaths of dozens of seniors at Philadelphia nursing homes and at least one homeless person in a…
The first COVID-19 death in Philadelphia jails occurred on April 14. She was Yvonne Harris, a 48-year-old woman incarcerated at…
Traffic around Philadelphia City Hall came to a standstill for over an hour April 9 as hundreds of protesters, from…
A broad coalition of prison abolition activists took to Philadelphia’s streets in over 120 cars—most with just one occupant—to demand…