Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly examines how to restructure business and nonprofit practice to advance economic justice.

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly examines how to restructure business and nonprofit practice to advance economic justice. We begin with a story on a strike by legal service workers ([link removed]) who defend New Yorkers from eviction but face their own housing challenges. Next, how workers in advertising and marketing are seeking to restructure their industries to improve working conditions ([link removed]) . Then, we offer a webinar clip on how to balance real-world politics and long-term vision ([link removed]) . Finally, today at 2 pm ET, four nonprofit worker-managers in our Remaking the Economy webinar will discuss how to design democratic nonprofits ([link removed]) .
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Nonprofit Legal Service Workers in New York City Strike for a Fair Contract ([link removed])
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“The struggle at one mid-sized New York City legal services employer [with 109 union nonprofit workers] may seem small. But it has broader implications.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Are Advertising and Marketing on the Brink of a Union Wave? ([link removed])
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“Workers could gain much-needed economic stability through a type of communications projects hiring hall that had set pay rates and benefits.” Read more... ([link removed])

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From Incremental Change to Justice ([link removed])
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“Oftentimes, we do incremental things that actually disrupt our ability to be able to get to justice.” Watch the video and read more… ([link removed])
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Remaking the Economy: Worker Self-Directed Nonprofits in Practice ([link removed])
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Today, at 2 pm ET, join NPQ in a webinar conversation as we explore how worker self-directed nonprofits work in practice—with worker-managers from four of these nonprofits sharing both their triumphs and challenges. Register here… ([link removed])

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