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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Worker Center Background and Vision
- 2 Surveying Your Community
- 3 Recruiting a Leadership Planning Team
- 4 Holding Initial Planning Meetings
- 5 Raising Start-up Funds and Donations
- 6 Hosting Workers’ Rights Training Sessions
- 7 Creating Early Programs and Actions
- 8 Hiring Great Staff
- 9 Doing the Legal Stuff
- 10 Reaching Workers, Building Leadership
- 11 Mastering Direct Action
- 12 Organizing a Wage Theft Campaign
- 13 Focusing on a Sector
- 14 Organizing around Health and Safety Issues
- 15 Working with Faith Communities
- 16 Partnering with Unions
- 17 Building Multiracial Organizations
- 18 Being Mindful of Opposing Forces
- 19 Taking Fund-raising Seriously
- 20 Managing Money Well
- 21 Using Data for Growth
- 22 Nurturing an Awesome Board
- 23 Fostering a Strong Staff Team
- 24 Developing a Communications Program
- 25 Buying Your Own Property
- 26 Combining Services and Organizing
- 27 Building Membership Structures
- 28 Helping Workers Organize Work-site Committees or Unions
- 29 Partnering with Lawyers
- 30 Engaging and Honoring Ethical Employers
- 31 Integrating Civic Engagement
- Appendix A Books and Articles
- Appendix B Worker Center Networks
- Appendix C Worker Centers
- Appendix D How Worker Centers Can Keep 501c3 Tax Exempt Status
- Appendix E Popular Education Training Resources
(p.307) Appendix D How Worker Centers Can Keep 501c3 Tax Exempt Status
(p.307) Appendix D How Worker Centers Can Keep 501c3 Tax Exempt Status
- Source:
- The Worker Center Handbook
- Author(s):
Brian Glick
- Publisher:
- Cornell University Press
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Worker Center Background and Vision
- 2 Surveying Your Community
- 3 Recruiting a Leadership Planning Team
- 4 Holding Initial Planning Meetings
- 5 Raising Start-up Funds and Donations
- 6 Hosting Workers’ Rights Training Sessions
- 7 Creating Early Programs and Actions
- 8 Hiring Great Staff
- 9 Doing the Legal Stuff
- 10 Reaching Workers, Building Leadership
- 11 Mastering Direct Action
- 12 Organizing a Wage Theft Campaign
- 13 Focusing on a Sector
- 14 Organizing around Health and Safety Issues
- 15 Working with Faith Communities
- 16 Partnering with Unions
- 17 Building Multiracial Organizations
- 18 Being Mindful of Opposing Forces
- 19 Taking Fund-raising Seriously
- 20 Managing Money Well
- 21 Using Data for Growth
- 22 Nurturing an Awesome Board
- 23 Fostering a Strong Staff Team
- 24 Developing a Communications Program
- 25 Buying Your Own Property
- 26 Combining Services and Organizing
- 27 Building Membership Structures
- 28 Helping Workers Organize Work-site Committees or Unions
- 29 Partnering with Lawyers
- 30 Engaging and Honoring Ethical Employers
- 31 Integrating Civic Engagement
- Appendix A Books and Articles
- Appendix B Worker Center Networks
- Appendix C Worker Centers
- Appendix D How Worker Centers Can Keep 501c3 Tax Exempt Status
- Appendix E Popular Education Training Resources
