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Saigon Grill Draft

Draft video by Marta and Giselle, taught by Jennifer

Arlene

PSA-May 1st March to Call on Obama to Repeal the...

MARCH on MAY 1, 2009 - International Workers' Day Tell Obama to Repeal the Modern Slave Law (aka Employer Sanctions) March for EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL WORKERS 2:00pm RALLY at ROOSEVELT PARK in CHINATOWN (Grand St. between Forsyth and Chrystie St., B/D Train to Grand St. Station) 3:00pm MARCH to UNION SQUARE 1. REPEAL EMPLOYER SANCTIONS Employers’ sanctions is a law that was passed 20 years ago in the name of punishing the employer, but in reality criminalizes immigrants and creates an underclass ...

PSA-May 1st March to Call on Obama to Repeal the...

March for EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL WORKERS 2:00pm RALLY at ROOSEVELT PARK in CHINATOWN (Grand St. between Forsyth and Chrystie St., B/D Train to Grand St. Station) 3:00pm MARCH to UNION SQUARE 1. REPEAL EMPLOYER SANCTIONS Employers’ sanctions is a law that was passed 20 years ago in the name of punishing the employer, but in reality criminalizes immigrants and creates an underclass of labor who have no rights or protection under the law. Under this modern slave law[1] undocumented workers do not e...

Arek's Story

This is part of a series of documentaries produced by NMASS Video Project on workers' daily lives and struggles. This piece deals with Arek, a construction worker, injured on the job and the struggles he encounters in the wake of his injury.

Women Workers Protest Exploitation at Manhattan ...

On March 4th, 2009, members of Justice Will Be Served!, NMASS, and CSWA celebrate International Women's Day and the courage of women by exposing the exploitation at an Upper West Side Nail Salon, 167 Nail Plaza (on Amsterdam Avenue, between 67th & 68th Streets)

Saigon Grill video from Francisco Aliwalas again

This is not done by NMASS TV

BGZ and Bellevue Hospital Center Announce 9/11 H...

The Beyond Ground Zero Network (BGZ) is a group of community-based organizations that came together shortly after September 11, 2001 to address the severe health and economic impact of the World Trade Center’s collapse on Lower Manhattan’s low-income communities, especially among immigrants in Chinatown and the Lower East Side. Since its inception, BGZ has been working to address this crisis by:• Organizing the low-income, primarily immigrant population that lived and worked in Lower Manhattan...

World Trade Center Workers

The Beyond Ground Zero Network (BGZ) is a group of community-based organizations that came together shortly after September 11, 2001 to address the severe health and economic impact of the World Trade Center’s collapse on Lower Manhattan’s low-income communities, especially among immigrants in Chinatown and the Lower East Side. Since its inception, BGZ has been working to address this crisis by:• Organizing the low-income, primarily immigrant population that lived and worked in Lower Manhattan...

May 1st 2007 Break the Chains! March

THE BREAK THE CHAINS ALLIANCE is a broad coalition of community-based organizations. We are fighting for the rights not just for immigrants, but for all working people; that is, to repeal employer sanctions and restore labor protections to all workers, regardless of their immigration status. In conjunction with the demand to repeal employer sanctions, we also support measures that will allow undocumented immigrants to adjust their status. For more info go tohttp://www.breakthechainsnow.org