Derechos Laborales/Workers Rights

The Columbia Gorge and the broader Pacific Northwest are often celebrated for their natural beauty and progressive values. Yet, beneath this surface lies a complex reality of racial and economic disparities that challenge the region’s commitment to justice. Viewing these issues through the lens of A Philip Randolph, a pioneering civil and workers rights leader, reveals critical insights into the ongoing struggles for equity in this area. Randolph’s lifelong dedication to figh

The Pacific Northwest faces a growing need for organized, youth-led activism focused on social justice and civil rights. The original Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) played a pivotal role in the civil rights movement of the 1960s, inspiring generations with its commitment to nonviolent protest and grassroots organizing. Today, the region could benefit from a similar force—one that channels the energy and passion of young people to address ongoing inequalities

The Columbia Gorge region is home to a diverse workforce, including farmworkers, young people in the tourism industry, and gig workers. These groups face unique challenges that require strong protections for their rights. In today’s political climate, federal agencies often struggle to address local issues effectively. This makes it clear that state agencies should take the lead in protecting worker and civil rights in the Columbia Gorge. This post explains how state agencies

Derechos de Campesinos Los derechos de los campesinos son fundamentales para garantizar su bienestar, dignidad y desarrollo sostenible. A...