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Thank you to everyone who came out to tonight’s Building Worker Power campaign fundraiser! Grateful for your support and for everyone who believes in building worker power and fighting for working families.✊🏾💙
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Black workers in the Inland Empire—your voice matters! Join IEBWC for our October Membership Convening and connect with fellow workers, share your ideas, and help shape the future of our movement for quality jobs, fair wages, and safe working conditions. 🗓️Friday, October 23 | 6–8 PM 📍468 W. 5th Street, Suite 216, San Bernardino 🍴Food will be provided! Whether you’re a current member or simply curious about our work, we invite you to get connected. RSVP today! LINK IN BIO we can’t wait to see you there! #IEBWC #BlackWorkers #InlandEmpire #WorkerPower CommunityPower
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🗳️ YOUR VOTE. YOUR VOICE. OUR FUTURE. By voting, we help shape the decisions that impact our jobs, our communities, our rights, and our everyday lives. But making your voice heard starts with knowing what’s on your ballot and understanding the choices in front of you. 📣 The LABWC 2026 Midterm Voter Guide is OUT NOW! Take time to review what’s on your ballot, learn about the propositions and measures, and make informed decisions before Election Day. 🎥 Missed our Know What The Hell You’re Voting For webinar? The recording is now available on our YouTube channel! Catch the conversation, hear from our guest speakers, and get informed before November 3rd. ✅ Check your voter registration. ✅ Read our voter guide. ✅ Watch the webinar. ✅ Make a plan to vote! Don’t wait until Election Day to get informed. Know what the hell you’re voting for NOW! ✊🏾 🔗 Find the voter guide and webinar at the link in our bio!
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OCTOBER MEMBERSHIP CONVENING Join us Friday October 23rd as we break down power mapping-a practical organizing tool to identity the decision-makers, institutions, allies, and pressure points shaping our workplaces and communities. Then, we’ll put that knowledge into practice and make space to strategize local direct action. Because a map only matters when we use it. Whether you’re a seasoned organizer or new to the Black Worker movement, come ready to learn, connect, and plan. 🗓️Friday October 23 | 6-8 PM 📍468 W. 5th Street, Ste. 216 San Bernardino, CA 92401 *Food & Drinks Provided* RSVP in Bio. Come build with us. Membership is how we build collective power. #IEBWC #BlackWorkers #InlandEmpire #WorkerPower
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From August 31–September 2, the Inland Empire Black Worker Center joined organizers from across California for the California Coalition for Worker Power (CCWP) @caworkerpower 2026 Organizing Strategy Convening in Santa Monica! Over three days, we came together to exchange ideas, reflect on our organizing experiences, and strengthen our collective vision for building worker power across California. Through interactive sessions, panel discussions, and breakout conversations, we explored how to build stronger membership structures, develop worker leadership, expand our organizing capacity, and create campaigns that move workers toward collective power and lasting change. This convening was a powerful reminder that building worker power takes more than individual victories. It requires deep relationships, strong worker-led organizations, long-term leadership development, and a shared commitment to transforming the conditions workers face. We’re grateful to CCWP and all the organizers who shared their knowledge, experiences, and vision. We’re leaving inspired, connected, and ready to put these lessons into action as we continue organizing for quality jobs, safe working conditions, and family-sustaining wages throughout the Inland Empire and beyond. ❤️‍🔥 When we organize together, we build the power to shape our future! #IEBWC #WorkerPower #BlackWorkers #CollectivePower
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🚨 YOUR SCHOOLS. YOUR HEALTHCARE. YOUR VOTING RIGHTS. YOUR TAX DOLLARS. ALL ON THE BALLOT THIS NOVEMBER. 🗳️ RSVP NOW → http://www.thelinkup.vip/events Three propositions. Three major decisions that could change how California funds public services, who can access the ballot, and how communities make decisions about their own resources. Do you know what your vote could mean? Join a coalition of California change-makers for Power, Protection & The Path Forward, a community conversation breaking down three critical ballot measures ahead of the November 3 election: 🏫 PROP 3 | Taxes 🗳️ PROP 39 | Voter ID PROP 45 | Environmental Safeguards These decisions could affect the resources our neighborhoods depend on and how we participate in shaping our future. 📅 Saturday, October 24 ⏰ 9:30 AM 📍 Los Angeles 🎟️ RSVP NOW → http://www.thelinkup.vip/events 📲 Send this to your group chat, tag someone you’re bringing, and make plans to join us! Don’t wait until Election Day to find out what’s at stake. Make your voice count. #PowerProtectionPathForward #Election2026 #LosAngelesEvents #CivicEngagement #CaliforniaVotes
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Your ballot. Your voice. OUR future. 🗳️✊🏿 Join us Thursday, October 8th at 6PM for Know What The Hell You’re Voting For, a voter education webinar. Our votes matter; if they didn’t, systems wouldn't work so hard to deny us access. That’s why we must inform ourselves and know what the hell we’re voting for! This upcoming election in California will shape who can afford to buy homes, education funding, how we will be able to vote in the future, healthcare/medical research, and so much more. So before you cast your vote, make sure you understand exactly what you’re voting on. You need to be in the room for Know What The Hell You’re Voting For, as we break down the ballot and create space for questions, conversation, and voter education. 🗓️ Thurs, October 8 | 6 PM | Zoom Don’t show up to the ballot box guessing. Know what the hell you’re voting for! 👉🏿 Click the link in our bio to RSVP.
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Attention Jobseekers ‼️ Join the San Diego Black Worker Center & Center on Policy Initiatives for a virtual workshop to learn how to apply for jobs at the California Labor Commissioner’s Office on Thursday October 1st at 3:00PM! This workshop will be led by a representative from the Outreach Office at the CA Labor Commissioner’s office to share best practices and tips to navigate the application process. This webinar is exclusively for positions at the California Labor Commissioners Office.
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44 organizations. One demand. AB 2599 has passed the California legislature with broad, diverse support. Why? Because Californian lawmakers agree, the public has the right to know which corporations profited from slavery. @cagovernor, sign AB 2599. Submit a letter today urging @gavinnewsom to sign #AB2599 through the link in our bio.
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A buffet worth gathering around! We loved bringing this spread to life at Beehive, serving up a menu that looked just as good as it tasted. #ShefsCatering #EventCatering #BuffetStyle #CateringEvents #LAEvents
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Black August is a reminder: our strength is rooted in community. From the Inland Empire to Los Angeles, we showed up in community for the SoCal Black Worker Hub’s Black August Commemoration. A huge thank you to everyone who hopped on the bus from the IE, made the trip, and brought your energy, love, and commitment to the evening. Your presence was a powerful reminder that when we move together, we move with collective strength. Throughout the evening, we honored the legacy of those who came before us while celebrating the people doing the work today — organizers, workers, community members, vendors, panelists, volunteers, and all those helping build a more just future for Black Workers across Southern California. Black August calls us to remember, resist, rebuild, and reconnect. And we’re grateful to have shared this moment with so many of you.
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Legal Aid at Work was proud to table at this year’s Black August Commemoration, Resistance 2026: Rest. Resist. Rebuild, hosted by @socalbwhub. Black August reminds us that our strength has always been rooted in community—in how we care for one another, stand together, and continue building toward something better. We loved seeing new and familiar faces, sharing resources, and spending the day with so many orgs and individuals continuing to stand with Black workers across Southern California.
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