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How Evangelicals Turn Supporters into Leaders—and What the Left Can Learn. Part 2

In Part 2 of his series, Eric Blanc draws ten lessons from Rick Warren on retaining members, building small groups, training organizers and delegating responsibility to turn episodic mobilization into durable mass organization.

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12 Oct 2026
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Emancipation or Stagnation: Reading the Struggle of the Trade Union in the Vortex of Labor Law Revision –

Home Serikat Buruh Emancipation or Stagnation: Reading the Struggle of Labor Unions in the Vortex of Labor Law Revision Emancipation or Stagnation: Reading the Struggle of Labor Unions in the Vortex of Labor Law Revision Author: M. Safali Date: 12 October 2026 Statistics Ministry of Manpow…

Author: M. Safali Source: majalahsedane.org
M. Safali Indonesia Trade Unions and the Law Trade Union Statistics
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10 Oct 2026
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Outlook for the trade union movement after neoliberalism

It seems that neoliberalism has passed its peak. The market does not create more jobs, pollutes healthcare, is bad for housing, and does nothing about climate problems, to name but a few things. The international trade union movement, including the Dutch one, has suffered seriously from the capita…

Author: Sjarrel Massop Source: solidariteit.nl
Sjarrel Massop Netherlands Mining Industry FNV
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02 Oct 2026
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[Activity Phase 1] After the 1988 trainee strike, organizational activities and the launch of Nominchu

This article is a record of Lee Cheol-ui's life as a railway worker, organizing and struggling. It is also interesting to look into the experiences of others, and it is a precious 'field activity case', so we are serializing [My Activity Diary]. - Editor's Note Therefore, I am serializing this art…

Source: workersnews.co.kr
Korea Transport and logistics Strikes Organizational Core
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27 Sep 2026
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The Rising Left Can’t Ignore Labor’s Ongoing Crisis

The Rising Left Can’t Ignore Labor’s Ongoing Crisis INTERVIEW WITH SAM GINDIN Working people in America are facing a crisis of living standards, Sam Gindin argues, but this has not translated into a crisis for the capitalist system. To challenge ruling class power, the Left still needs to …

Author: Sam Gindin, Benjamin Y. Fong Source: jacobin.com
Sam Gindin, Benjamin Y. Fong United States Logistics Organizing
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20 Sep 2026
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After the Strike: The Battle for the Story of Minneapolis

Minnesota’s mass strike showed the power of collective action. The fight now is over what that victory meant — and what lessons people carry forward. December 2025 and January 2026 were difficult months in the Twin Cities metro. Operation Metro Surge cast a shadow over daily life, touching nearly …

Author: Kip Hedges, Cynthia Sarver Source: workersresist.substack.com
Kip Hedges Cynthia Sarver United States Politics and labor
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09 Sep 2026
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The UAW Wave Has Hit Our Shores

The union’s endorsements of insurgent candidates led to big wins this summer. It’s all part of a strategy to remake American politics for the working class. During Claire Valdez’s campaign this year to represent New York’s District 7 in Congress, a slogan organically emerged: “Claire was there.” R…

Author: Ella Fanger Source: thenation.com
Ella Fanger United States Auto industry Teamsters
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