Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center
513-621-5991
Read about CIWC's COVID-19 safety training program for food distribution here.
The Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center (CIWC) was established in March 2005 to mobilize, educate, and organize low wage and immigrant workers to achieve positive systemic change. The goal is to provide workers with the tools and support they need to transform their workplaces and communities as a whole.
El Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center (CIWC) fué establecido en marzo de 2005 para ayudar a movilizar, educar y organizar los trabajadores con bajos salarios y los trabajadores inmigrantes para lograr un cambio sistémico positivo. El objetivo es proporcionar a los trabajadores las herramientas y el apoyo que necesitan para transformar sus lugares de trabajo y comunidades en su conjunto.
Friends, as we prepare for workers memorial day, we have in our hearts the lives of those lost to Covid-19. Many were surprised to learn that cooks were hit the hardest, with the highest increase in deaths attributable to Covid-19 for any job type. https://t.co/iftM3QoaOh
Join @CincyWorkers on the radio this Thursday starting at 3pm, over the airwaves or online. At 4pm we interview @ProfPeterCole about his new book. https://t.co/cPXiIi4l9F
Thursday 3-5pm we will be hosting Boiling Point Radio
on 88.3FM. The 4 o'clock hour will host a great panel discussing Appalachian labor & political life. The 3 o'clock hour will feature stories from Voices / Voces the @CincyWorkers newspaper hitting the streets in January https://t.co/Kmv6PfrxQr
Some great @WCPO reporting reveals that Developer Ndukwe was in violation of the Wage Enforcement Ordinance (aka the Wage Theft Ordinance) at the time he was dumping cash into local campaign funds. Why won’t prosecutors fight political corruption *and* developer corruption? https://t.co/462ZEgB4Hn
