Each Thursday night, WIN's Workers' Center holds a basic worker rights training. If you think your employer is stealing your wages, if you've been injured, or you are facing unsafe working conditions or discrimination, attending this weekly training is the first step to starting a case with WIN. You're also invited to attend if you simply want to know more about your rights or how you can support other workers who are speaking up for their rights. Occasionally this meeting is cancelled because of other WIN activities, so please call ahead before coming to the meeting.

You're invited to celebrate the true meaning of Labor Day with Workers Interfaith Network (WIN) at the Faith and Labor Picnic. The picnic is the “ultimate party with a purpose” according to one of last year’s participants. It is also WIN’s annual fundraiser, and this year we celebrate 10 years that you have been making it possible for us to advocate for living wages and workers’ rights.

Your ticket covers all food and beverages, live music and dance performances, a Moon Bounce and face painting for the kids, and the chance to win door prizes. TIckets will be available at the door.

Entertainment this year will be provided by Alex Greene and the Rolling Head Orchestra, Ballet Folklorico, the EarthQuakers, and Steve Lockwood. There’s plenty of shade, but you probably want to bring your own blanket or folding chair. We hope to see you on Labor Day, September 2nd from 11:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, 1738 Galloway Ave.