CIWC is a member based organization, and committed
to leadership development of its members. CIWC takes direction directly from workers who are then engaged at every level of our organization, with thegoal of at least half of the Board of Trustees composed of low wage and immigrant workers.
Currently, the Trabajadores Unidos member group is developing a mission statement and has elected officers in order to become an organizing force in the Latino community. It meets regularly once or twice a month. See our calendar for upcoming meetings and events.
Actualmente, los el grupo de Trabajadores Unidos esta desarrollando una declaración de la nuestra misión y tiene ofíciales elididas para llegar a ser una fuerza organizadora en la comunidad Latina. Se reune una o dos veces por mes. Consulte nuestra calendario por informarse sobre la reuniones y eventos que tenemos en plan.
Day Labor workers and their supporters in the Day Labor Organizing Project (DLOP) are beginning a research project into possible Living Wage violations in city contracts, and have begun to build a Hamilton County Workers Rights Board. DLOP meets Wednesdays at 9:00 AM at Our Daily Bread, informal Workers/ Immigrants Rights meetings are held Saturdays at
10:00 am at CIWC.
Developing membership is a priority for us. Workers,
their families and friends, Workers Center volunteers,
allies and anyone who supports the struggle for justice
for low wage and immigrant workers can become
members. As it evolves as a member led organization
membership decisions will lead to more program and campaign developments.
These meetings are the spaces where workers can tell
their stories to their colleagues, where possible solutions to problems can be discussed and strategic campaigns can be launched.
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