"By combining the labor and Palestinian solidarity movements, we can grind the war machine to a halt. To free ourselves, we must free Palestine."
These days, as new unions crop up in the Upper Valley writ large — spurred on by labor shortages, stagnant wages and the various hangovers of the pandemic — whether Dartmouth likes it or not, the college has found itself a hotbed of labor activism.
Reflections from a Dartmouth Graduate Worker on a successful campaign to broaden the category of Graduate Worker in the union's recognition contract.
by Ethan Weinstein | vtdigger | June 16, 2023
Four new tenants have been elected to the Twin Pines Housing Trust board of trustees with the help of the Upper Valley Tenants Union.
by Daniela Alee | NHPR | November 18, 2020
The goal of reallocation, Brietzke says, is to address the root of social problems. The way she and the Upper Valley DSA see it, police just respond to the symptoms of those issues.