…this is a cleverly-edited work of fiction.” The film was sent to journalists from a consultant for NYCLASS, an anti-carriage group. NYCLASS’ large expenditures during the 2013 mayoral campaign, and…
May 25, 2015 By Stephanie West New York, NY – The Sierra Club and AFL-CIO are joining forces with the Workers Unite! Film Festival this week to bring audiences the…
…super professional filmmakers,” festival director Andrew Tilson tells LaborPress. “But we also want to leave the door open to what we call, ‘films from the front lines.’” Director Sanjay Rawal…
…clear to many in the UK that some of the loudest voices calling for cuts belong to people who stand to profit from privatization, including at least 70 MPs—some high…
…who stand to profit from privatization, including at least 70 MPs—some high in government. According to Hajera Blagg of the union UNITE MPs have benefited to the tune of hundreds…
…have really been made better with the introduction of a new redistricting system is unclear. The next time New York State starts redrawing district lines in 2021, the task will…
…mechanics, film editors, ticket-sellers, wardrobe workers, makeup and hair stylists, and scenic artists. “You have all labor here and sticking together,” said Harry Nespoli, head of Teamsters Local 831, representing…
…Workers Unite Film Festival, to be held May 9-19 at the Cinema Village on East 12th Street, the nearby Amalgamated Lithographers union hall, and other locations. The films, mostly documentaries,…
…and Long Island. Phoenix House Chief Medical Officer Andrew Kolodny, M.D., journalist David Sheff, and filmmaker Greg Williams were our guest speakers for the evening and each presentation proved to…
…Lanier notes in his book Who Owns the Future?. But as digital photos require neither film nor processing, and can be easily altered and posted, “today Kodak is bankrupt, and…
