I (+others) risked my career to organize against Google's development of AI weapons. We won. Our arguments were evidenced and clear and made Google (temporarily) cancel the contract.
But being right is not a strategy. And I've been sickly sitting w this.
https://t.co/jTl6M1U5f9
@unit01barbie I’ve had similar luck asking “what changes do you want to see in your neighborhood” when canvassing for candidates in city elections. Found that getting hyper local with questions motivated voters to engage!
So freaking excited to see one of my favorite professors from library school running for president of the ALA. 1000000% confident Emily will be the incredible leader that ALA and library workers need.
https://t.co/T3rXKXYpsl
(found this in my drafts and it’s still worth sharing/highly relevant so here ya go!)
if you’re in tech, I highly recommend this thread that traces the link btwn tech work & labor movements - a history many modern tech workers are so sadly detached from
NYC: Want to tell your future city council members how to fight for musicians? Join DSA's Music Electoral Group this Wednesday, April 14, at 7pm for a Musicians Town Hall with candidates @mike4brooklyn@brandonwestnyc@alexaforcouncil. RSVP here! https://t.co/ZyJ1W9lqqo