Ironworkers Local 433

The National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) is dedicated to improving the lives of day laborers, migrants, and low-wage workers across the United States. By building leadership and power among communities facing injustice, NDLON advocates for labor, civil, and political rights, while addressing the challenges of workplace abuses and promoting safe, just work environments. Through various initiatives such as the DALE campaign, Radio Jornalera, and popular assemblies, NDLON mobilizes communities to challenge inequality and support one another in the fight for their rights. Their efforts not only empower individuals but also work to reshape the narrative surrounding migrant and low-wage workers in the U.S. Generated from the website

The United Teachers Los Angeles, founded in 1970, is an organization that represents teachers and support service personnel. Located in Los Angeles, the organization is affiliated with the California Teachers Association, the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers. It operates a variety of committees that focus on adult and occupational education, human rights, and health and human services. The committees formulate policies and proposals, conduct a variety of educational conferences and sponsor scholarship awards. The organization also provides services to the retirees from teaching and education administration and teachers with physical disabilities. It has a professional development center that provides technology training and online learning courses to members. In addition, the organization publishes a newsletter, United Teacher, that focuses on latest happenings in the educational sector.