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Alameda and Contra Costa Labor Climate Convergence 2021
By Alameda and Contra Costa AFL-CIO Central Labor Councils - Labor Network for Sustainability, July 30, 2021
Watch a recording of the 2021 Labor Climate Convergence co-hosted by the Alameda and Contra Costa Labor Councils with special thanks to our participants:
- Amy Scott-Slovick, California Nurses Association
- Sam Scott West, United Steel Workers
- Carol Zabin, UC Berkeley Labor Center
- Brian Obach, State University of New York
- Michael Leon Guerrero, Labor Network for Sustainability
- Gretchen Newsom, IBEW 569
- JB Tengco, Blue Green Alliance
- Igor Tregub, Sierra Club
- Scott Hochberg, Sunrise Movement
- Amee Raval, APEN
- Sadie Wilson, Greenbelt Alliance
- Robert Pollin, Political Economy Research Institute
- Tim Frank, consultant for the Alameda Building Trades
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