Adam Kader

Adam Kader, the director of the Arise Chicago Worker Center, blogs for Labor Notes and Dignity at Work.

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Organizing on Wobbly Ground: Learning From “Solidarity Unionism at Starbucks“

Starbucks Union protesters demonstrating in Leamington, England, February 2007. (Photo: thealmightyprophetgitboy) The decline of unions does not mean the end of the labor movement. Indeed, the last …

By: Adam Kader ,; WorkingInTheseTimes

June 21, 2011

Storytelling as Organizing: How to Rescue the Left From Its Crisis of Imagination

In an editorial in In These Times' November 2009 issue, reflecting on the right’s success at re-framing the healthcare reform debate in its favor, Kevin O’Donnell wrote, “When it …

By: Adam Kader ,; InTheseTimes|Report

January 13, 2011

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UN Says Food Availability Has Hit “All-Time Low” in Gaza Under Israel’s Blockade

Federal Court Rules Idaho Can Enforce Law Banning Interstate Travel for Abortion

Wisconsin Judge Overturns Anti-Union Law Limiting Collective Bargaining Rights

Gaza Has Highest Number of Child Amputees Per Capita in the World, UN Says

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UN Says Food Availability Has Hit “All-Time Low” in Gaza Under Israel’s Blockade

Federal Court Rules Idaho Can Enforce Law Banning Interstate Travel for Abortion

Wisconsin Judge Overturns Anti-Union Law Limiting Collective Bargaining Rights

Gaza Has Highest Number of Child Amputees Per Capita in the World, UN Says