Labor Radio
KBOO Radio is a community-powered station in Portland Oregon
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Fighting School Closures (opens the original)
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Portland Public Schools teacher Emily Golden-Fields and parent Lydia Kiesling discuss the fight against the possible closure of 25% of Portland elementary and middle schools. The Portland Association of Teachers has a petition against closures... https://tinyurl.com/pau...
Labor Radio on 09/21/26 (opens the original)
Universal Healthcare: Good for Students, Families, and School Funding (opens the original)
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Join us as we speak with Beaverton educator Todd Farris about the very real possibility of making Oregon the first state to implement universal healthcare. Ways to Get Involved — Health Care for All Oregon
OHSU Struggle Over Artificial Intelligence (opens the original)
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Angelo Bologna, chief steward of AFSCME 328, and Eddie Charlton, organizer with Research Workers United, discuss bargaining with Oregon Health and Sciences University over the impact of artificial intelligence on the working conditions and patient care for the 13,000 emp...
Emergency Workplace Organizing and Workers Organizing Workers (opens the original)
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Wes Holing of the Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee and Carolyn Roderique of Workers Organizing Workers explain these two new projects of the Democratic Socialists of America, based on the Rank-and-File Strategy of building shop floor worker power.
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