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EP 29: 9 to 5 Movement Lessons with Ellen Cassedy

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What happens when you pair an unwavering commitment to justice with an innovative approach to activism? You end up with our esteemed guest, Ms. Ellen Cassidy, a relentless advocate for improved working conditions and the rights of women in the workforce. Join us as we traverse the intriguing path of labor activism, starting with the importance of comprehensive training in successful organizing, a strategy exemplified by the Midwest Academy's work with a Boston group.

We'll shed light on the nuances of activism, engaging with concepts such as the 'rock pile theory' of organizing and the strategic use of legal knowledge. Ms. Cassidy offers first-hand insights into the contrasting nature of demonstrations and actions, sharing how NOW utilized both to champion the rights of working women. This journey through activism doesn't end in the courts, however. We also discuss the power of movements outside the courtroom, citing the Starbucks campaign as an illustration.

As we examine the evolution of organizing strategies, we highlight the critical importance of diverse leadership and the inclusion of all workforce sectors. Ellen Cassidy provides valuable understanding of the unique approach adopted by the 9-5 organization towards representation of women of color. From analyses of challenges and victories to inspiring insights for the future, this episode is peppered with lessons on labor activism. Join us as we reminisce about past struggles, celebrate the victories, and draw parallels to our current fight for worker rights.

(0:00:01) - Building an Organization With Training

(0:13:53) - Activism and Legal Knowledge Importance

(0:17:36) - Organizing and Movement Growth

(0:28:54) - Changing Organizing Strategy and Lessons Learned

(0:38:28) - Challenges and Victories in Labor Activism

(0:45:10) - Inspiring Organizing and Legacy

Connect with us on social media

IG: @‌howwegetfreepod @‌tiffanydloftin

If you have any questions you would like answered by Tiffany please email us at howwegetfree@gmail.com

How We Get Free Podcast is produced and edited by Idea to Launch Podcast Productions

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What happens when you pair an unwavering commitment to justice with an innovative approach to activism? You end up with our esteemed guest, Ms. Ellen Cassidy, a relentless advocate for improved working conditions and the rights of women in the workforce. Join us as we traverse the intriguing path of labor activism, starting with the importance of comprehensive training in successful organizing, a strategy exemplified by the Midwest Academy's work with a Boston group.

We'll shed light on the nuances of activism, engaging with concepts such as the 'rock pile theory' of organizing and the strategic use of legal knowledge. Ms. Cassidy offers first-hand insights into the contrasting nature of demonstrations and actions, sharing how NOW utilized both to champion the rights of working women. This journey through activism doesn't end in the courts, however. We also discuss the power of movements outside the courtroom, citing the Starbucks campaign as an illustration.

As we examine the evolution of organizing strategies, we highlight the critical importance of diverse leadership and the inclusion of all workforce sectors. Ellen Cassidy provides valuable understanding of the unique approach adopted by the 9-5 organization towards representation of women of color. From analyses of challenges and victories to inspiring insights for the future, this episode is peppered with lessons on labor activism. Join us as we reminisce about past struggles, celebrate the victories, and draw parallels to our current fight for worker rights.

(0:00:01) - Building an Organization With Training

(0:13:53) - Activism and Legal Knowledge Importance

(0:17:36) - Organizing and Movement Growth

(0:28:54) - Changing Organizing Strategy and Lessons Learned

(0:38:28) - Challenges and Victories in Labor Activism

(0:45:10) - Inspiring Organizing and Legacy

Connect with us on social media

IG: @‌howwegetfreepod @‌tiffanydloftin

If you have any questions you would like answered by Tiffany please email us at howwegetfree@gmail.com

How We Get Free Podcast is produced and edited by Idea to Launch Podcast Productions

  continue reading

37 episodes

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