Dorthy Day Labor Forum

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Dorothy Day Labor Forum

Website: https://www.dorothydaylaborforum.org/

Founded: 2005

Type: Nonprofit Organization

Location: Spokane, Washington

Contact: info@dorothydaylaborforum.org

Mission

The Dorothy Day Labor Forum is dedicated to promoting workers' rights, social justice, and community empowerment through education, advocacy, and solidarity. Inspired by the legacy of Dorothy Day, the organization seeks to foster a more equitable and compassionate society.

History

Established in 2005, the Dorothy Day Labor Forum was founded by a coalition of labor activists, faith-based leaders, and community organizers in Spokane. The organization was created to address the growing need for a platform that amplifies workers' voices and advocates for fair labor practices in the region.

Programs

Educational Workshops

The Forum conducts regular workshops and seminars on topics such as labor history, workers' rights, and organizing strategies to empower individuals and communities.

Advocacy Campaigns

Engages in campaigns to support labor-friendly policies, fair wages, and safe working conditions, collaborating with local unions and advocacy groups.

Community Events

Hosts events like Labor Day celebrations, film screenings, and panel discussions to raise awareness and build solidarity among workers and allies.

Get Involved

Volunteering: Opportunities are available for those interested in supporting events, outreach, and educational programs.

Donations: Contributions help sustain the Forum's initiatives and expand its reach within the community.

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