By: Patricia Todd, Southern Policy Manager When I first stepped into public office as Alabama’s first openly gay elected official, I carried with me the spirit of resistance that defined the Stonewall Uprising. Coming out in the state legislature wasn’t
By: Ian Elder, National Director Last Friday, President Trump signed into law the grotesque, 1,000-page legislation known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB). We believe the government should serve the people. It should create public goods for the benefit of all, to
Organizations including Jobs to Move America are calling for a longer, more inclusive review process for an environmental impact report released for Micron’s facility planned in Central New York.
Following Draft Environmental Impact Statement Release, CNY Advocates Push for 120-Day Public Comment Period and Launch “Community Vision” for Micron SYRACUSE, N.Y. (June 26, 2025) – At a press conference today, 16 community groups delivered a petition with over 1,600
At a recent press conference, 16 organizations including Jobs to Move America delivered a petition demanding a 120-day public comment period on the recently released Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) and unveiled a “Community Vision.” JMA’s Khadeejah Ahmad stressed that
by Melanie Jamileh Prasad, General Counsel and Director of Policy Last weekend, Los Angeles celebrated its annual Pride Parade, complete with corporate floats and rainbow-wrapped brands. But set against the terror that has been unfolding in our city, the pageantry and celebration
Organizations including Jobs to Move America signed onto a letter against the recent budget reconcilliation bill in Congress that raises costs for American families, pollutes our communities, and eliminates hundreds of thousands of good-paying manufacturing jobs to deliver massive tax
by Valerie Lizárraga I’m writing to you from heartbreak and rage–but also with a firm belief that we can and must stand up to protect our families, friends, and neighbors who are under attack by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
By Troy Newsome, Assistant Director of Media Juneteenth is more than a moment in history. It’s a living promise—a declaration that freedom must be felt not just in body, but in opportunity. On June 19,1865, freedom from slavery finally reached
Madeline Janis, who co-founded the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, helped drive the city’s metamorphosis into a Democratic-led municipality driven by immigrant-centered unions. She is now a co-director of Jobs to Move America, a nonprofit that works to
