Media Coverage: Working for a Second Chance
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution covered 9to5 Atlanta Organizer Marilynn Winn’s story of how she started the Ban the Box campaign, as well as our 40th Anniversary Celebration.
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Celebrate 40 Years of Winning Justice for Working Women
Register to attend a 9to5 celebration event, and learn more about the events’ program and sponsorship opportunities.
Action Alert: Call Now to Shut Down this Shutdown
Your voice is urgently needed. Call your Representative in the U.S. House today and urge them to end the shutdown with no strings attached.
Media Coverage: Linda Meric’s Feature Interview on WomensRadio.com
Listen to National Executive Director Linda Meric on WomensRadio speak about 9to5’s history and our future.
New Report Features 9to5 as a Model Organization of Sustainability
In a recently released report, Transforming Organizations: A Guide to Creating Effective Social Change Organizations, authored by Robert Gass, 9to5 is featured as a model of sustainability. Read more.
Media Coverage: Ms. Magazine celebrates with 9to5
When the 40-year-old organization 9to5—subtitled “Winning Justice for Working Women”—celebrates its “ruby” anniversary at several upcoming events, it will recharge itself for the battles ahead. But it’s also a time to pat itself on the back for what it’s achieved since 1973 on behalf of U.S. women workers.
Blog: What 9to5 Means to Me
On the eve of our 40th anniversary, a former 9to5 organizer celebrates our milestone by sharing how we helped shape her life and how she holds those experiences and memories close to her heart.
Media Coverage: Yes, We Can! 40 Years of Winning Justice for Working Women
On the eve of our 40th anniversary celebrations held in Atlanta, Denver, Los Angeles and Milwaukee, we must recommit ourselves to a renewed effort to fight for good jobs and equal opportunity that all of us need to contribute to overall stability for families, communities and a growing economy. And that time is now — yes we can!
Media Coverage: 9to5 is in The New York Times
Linda Meric, 9to5’s national executive director, was one of 115 arrested on Independence Avenue, protesting the failure of Congress to act on common sense immigration reform that provides a pathway to citizenship and values women.
Media Coverage: Why I Got Arrested in Washington, D.C.
In The Huffington Post, 9to5’s National Executive Director shares why she was arrested on Thursday, September 12, 2013, in Washington, D.C. In a symbolic gesture, her act of civil disobedience was meant to support and honor the countless acts of courage that immigrant women engage in every day out of love for their families and communities.