Worker justice
Organizes and advocates for people facing workplace inequities.
Grassroots organizing is at the center of 9to5 Colorado's work. The organization builds community power, advocates for policy change, and develops leaders, with a focus on economic justice for women and nonbinary people of color. Its work includes worker justice and family and community sustainability. In Colorado, the Housing Justice Committee brings together mobile home residents and renters in Adams and Boulder counties to discuss solutions. The organization also engages people in advocacy through membership and community action. Founded in 1973 by clerical workers responding to workplace inequities and harassment, 9to5 has grown into a nationwide network with chapters in Colorado, Georgia, and Wisconsin. Its Colorado chapter is based in Denver.
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Organizes and advocates for people facing workplace inequities.
Committee discussions address mobile home and renter solutions.
Builds grassroots power and develops community leaders.
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