
Interfaith Worker Justice to Close We are saddened to announce that the IWJ national organization has decided to close down permanently. All faiths believe in justice. And the role of faith and faith leaders has never been more important to …
Drivers’ License Campaign As of April 2022, 16 states provide universal access to driver’s licenses, including for undocumented workers. Ohio isn’t one of them. CIWC has been working to identify a network of immigrant leaders and organizations in our region …
Throughout 2021 Personal Protective Equipment or PPE became a household word as COVID-19 continued to spread. Your CIWC stepped up – distributing 20,000 free, high-quality masks in addition to its existing food distribution and infectious disease training program that’s reaching …
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Workers Rights Project clients and law student fellows: Mallory Perazzo, Kim Crew and Kate Clemmons, Ethan Schuh Beginning in 2021 the CIWC added a legal services clinic to its operation by partnering with the Worker Rights Project, founded by Randy …
Congratulations to Cincinnati’s own Jorge Lopez for receiving fellowship award from the Food Chain Workers Alliance. Jorge’s fellowship supports his effort to collect stories of injured workers. Jorge is listening to injured workers, especially workers at local food processing plants …
CIWC’s campaign for workplace safety – Seguridad para todos ahora – provides education and advice on safety in the workplace for Spanish and English speakers.
Worker Justice Now, Summer 2015 (CIWC Newsletter, Eng.)