Organizing Power Volume 2
2021 · Risograph, saddle-stitched, 40 pages
Guides workers through the contract negotiation journey, from forming a negotiating committee to reaching a tentative agreement. Written in plain language, it features practical frameworks and worker voices from MoMA PS1, the Frye Museum, SFMOMA and beyond.
From the introduction:
We explain what a contract is, what it can cover, and how you get one. You’ll find an overview of the bargaining process, from forming your team to negotiating at the table to reaching an agreement with management (or what to do if you can’t!). We break down this convoluted process using plain language and examples from other workers in your position.
For Organizing Power Volume 2, we interviewed union members from arts and nonprofit organizations across the country, including MoMA, the New Museum, and California College for the Arts. Their voices, forged in the fire of negotiation, permeate the booklet. You’ll learn how workers negotiated with management, built collective power, and won contracts!
Published by Current Edtions -> Sold Out
Learn more about the project and explore resources at OrganizingPower.org
Organizing Power Volume 2
By Jessalyn Aaland, Ana Fox-Hodess, and Martin Oropeza
Graphic design by Paul Morgan
Contributions from the Art Workers Union at the Frye Museum, Amber Bales, Jill Grant, Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein, Jamie Kavanah, Matt Kennedy, Dana Kopel, Yasmin Adele Majeed, Nat Naylor, and SFMOMA bargaining team members.
Risograph, saddle-stitched
5.2 × 7.8 inches, 40 pages
First edition, first printing, 2021, 500 copies
First edition, second printing, 2023, 1000 copies
Published by Current Editions
Collections: George Mason University, Fenwick Library, Fairfax, VA, Reed College, Hauser Library, Portland, OR, The Claremont Colleges, Honnold/Mudd Library, Claremont, CA, Michigan State University, MSU Libraries, East Lansing, MI, University of Pennsylvania, Penn Libraries, Philadelphia, PA, Tufts University, Tisch Library, Medford, MA, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Wilson Library, Minneapolis, MN, Western Washington University, Wilson Library, Bellingham, WA
Organizing Power Volume 2
2021 · Risograph, saddle-stitched, 40 pages
Guides workers through the contract negotiation journey, from forming a negotiating committee to reaching a tentative agreement. Written in plain language, it features practical frameworks and worker voices from MoMA PS1, the Frye Museum, SFMOMA and beyond.
From the introduction:
We explain what a contract is, what it can cover, and how you get one. You’ll find an overview of the bargaining process, from forming your team to negotiating at the table to reaching an agreement with management (or what to do if you can’t!). We break down this convoluted process using plain language and examples from other workers in your position.
For Organizing Power Volume 2, we interviewed union members from arts and nonprofit organizations across the country, including MoMA, the New Museum, and California College for the Arts. Their voices, forged in the fire of negotiation, permeate the booklet. You’ll learn how workers negotiated with management, built collective power, and won contracts!
Published by Current Edtions -> Sold Out
Learn more about the project and explore resources at OrganizingPower.org
Organizing Power Volume 2
By Jessalyn Aaland, Ana Fox-Hodess, and Martin Oropeza
Graphic design by Paul Morgan
Contributions from the Art Workers Union at the Frye Museum, Amber Bales, Jill Grant, Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein, Jamie Kavanah, Matt Kennedy, Dana Kopel, Yasmin Adele Majeed, Nat Naylor, and SFMOMA bargaining team members.
Risograph, saddle-stitched
5.2 × 7.8 inches, 40 pages
First edition, first printing, 2021, 500 copies
First edition, second printing, 2023, 1000 copies
Published by Current Editions
Collections: George Mason University, Fenwick Library, Fairfax, VA, Reed College, Hauser Library, Portland, OR, The Claremont Colleges, Honnold/Mudd Library, Claremont, CA, Michigan State University, MSU Libraries, East Lansing, MI, University of Pennsylvania, Penn Libraries, Philadelphia, PA, Tufts University, Tisch Library, Medford, MA, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Wilson Library, Minneapolis, MN, Western Washington University, Wilson Library, Bellingham, WA
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