Across the nation, women like myself struggle to make a living. We struggle to care for and provide for our families. We risk job and income loss when faced with illness or the need for maternity leave.
9to5 Wisconsin joined other concerned organizations and individuals in protesting racial profiling and police brutality, in solidarity with the community of Ferguson, Missouri.
This Thursday is the one year anniversary of the first fast food workers strike in Wisconsin for higher wages and a union. Join us to kick off a summer of action to highlight income inequality with a rally at the Milwaukee County Courthouse and march to the Grand Avenue Mall.
May 17th is the 60th anniversary of Brown v. Board. And we will celebrate and continue the struggle for equal educational opportunities and social justice in our communities. Join us for the Unity Parade and program.
9to5 will be partnering with ArtWorks to host a relief printing peace symbol activity. You are invited to participate in printmaking by choosing a peace symbol that ArtWorks interns have created. You will also have the opportunity to create your own peace symbol and reproduce it using printmaking techniques.
Join 9to5 to collect Family Leave petition signatures that keep families first, before we march to keep families together and call for an end for deportations!
Join us for some hard hitting roller derby with the Mad Rollin’ Dolls, and proceeds benefiting 9to5 Wisconsin.
Join 9to5 members, community partner organizations, and elected officials as we highlight and protest the wage gap in Milwaukee.
Unexpected car issues, outgrowing pants, and needing new shoes don’t wait till the next pay check.
9to5 Wisconsin is hosting Feminism on Tap and this month’s focus is on the wage gap. Join 9to5 members, community partner organizations, and elected officials as we highlight and protest the wage gap in Madison.
