New Leadership for 9to5
Please join us in congratulating the 9to5 staffers who have moved into new roles in recent months. We will only continue to grow stronger with these amazing women of color …
Faces of the Paid Leave Movement
9to5 Wisconsin members (and mother and son) Maria and Fidel Hernandez, as well as long-time staffer Erica Clemmons, are featured in the Family Values at Work report “Faces of the …
Report: Mothers Know Best
Mothers Know Best At the intersection of low-wage work, public assistance and child care by Lisa Dodson, Françoise Carré, and Linda Meric A report of the Integrating Resources to Strengthen Lowincome …
9to5 in the headlines
2019 has only just begun, but already 9to5 is making the news in big ways: Executive Director Leng Leng Chancey is quoted in an article published Jan. 3, 2019 by …
Statement from 9to5 Wisconsin regarding proposed lame-duck legislation
Earlier this week, Wisconsin Legislators voted to pass a series of bills aimed at taking power away from the incoming Governor and his administration. These measures range from restricting early …
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New Executive Director: Leng Leng Chancey
It is with great pleasure that we share with you this good news: As of Nov. 1, Leng Leng Chancey – activist, community organizer, and champion of equality – will …
New sexual harassment resource
Updated for 2018, the 9to5 Sexual Harassment Awareness & Prevention Training booklet is available for use. If you would like 9to5 to lead a sexual harassment training at your organization, …
Order your voter guide
Updated for 2018, the 9to5 voter guide is ready for action! Copies are available from your local chapter, or you can email info@9to5.org to request copies directly. The guide gives …
Power of Participation
A 4-part interactive series on the importance of voting PDF version of the entire manual: 9to5.org/powermanual Modules: 9to5.org/powermodules Voter registration is a critical step for expanding the voting population. But …