On Thursday, 6:30pm, Workers’ Dignity is hosting a forum on Amendment 1, which if passed on November 7th, will create a Community Oversight Board of police abuses. The next two weeks are critical to mobilizing voters to approve this measure giving the community more of a voice in addressing racial

On Thursday, October 25 at 8pm, Workers’ Dignity will host a Community Oversight Forum. We need community oversight of police now! In a few weeks, Nashvillians will vote on Amendment 1, which would create a Community Oversight Board to investigate police abuse. Our communities face daily harassment, assault, and even

The Tennessean printed the lead: In South Nashville, Nashvillians participated in marches and a general strike. Workers’ Dignity and Music City Riders United organized a march and celebration. Around 200 demonstrators called for a living wage, an end to wage theft, affordable housing, better public transportation and for there to be

This May 1st, workers across Nashville will launch a historic STRIKE for dignity, a living wage, and an end to local and national policies that target communities of color and working-class communities. Workers’ Dignity, Music City Riders United, and others are joining the national action, calling a May Day march in

Jenifer, a member of Workers’ Dignity, had announced a public protest at the Regal movie theater on Thompson Lane on March 17. She was paid double the amount of her total wages owed just days before the planned protest! The protest was planned after months of attempts at negotiation. According

2 weeks ago, painting workers at Bradley Coatings, Inc, organized and decided not to go into work as part of the nationwide action “A Day without Immigrants.” 18 of them were fired after standing up and taking action. Now, the workers are demanding justice, in the form of compensation for