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Our Mission Miami Workers Center builds power with working-class tenants, workers, women, and families in Miami-Dade County. Through leadership development and grassroots campaigns, we seek to transform our workplaces and neighborhoods to win the respect, rights, and resources we all deserve.
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Allapattah People's Assembly 2026
Allapattah People's Assembly 2026 El 20 de junio, más de 150 residentes se reunieron en el Parque Juan Pablo Duarte para la Asamblea Popular de Allapattah, organizada por Miami Workers Center, Power U Center for Social Change y YMCA Allapattah, para discu
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Developing Leaders in 2026: The L.E.A.D. Program
Leadership Embodied in All Directions In collaboration with Power U Center for Social Change, Miami Workers Center began 2026 with a training and development program. The L.E.A.D. (Leadership Embodied in All Directions) Program has brought together member
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Storm Watch May/June 2025
Storm Watch is a newsletter published by the Miami Workers Center, originating back to the early years of MWC. The present edition of Storm Watch is produced for members to be informed about our projects, organizing efforts, as well as educate themselves
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In the face of uncertainty, we are fighting for the future we deserve. Dream big with us this October.
Last year, as we celebrated the 25th anniversary of Miami Workers Center and Power U, our organizations put forth a vision for the future of Miami's growing movement for social and economic justice. Without a bold vision of a future worth fighting for, we
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3 ways we showed up for community this Spring
In the true spirit of Spring, a time of growth and renewal, our members and staff have been busy bees working with purpose and deep solidarity. Because we know: the only safe community is an organized community. This season, we're building people power an
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NEW: Storm Watch, our Membership Newsletter Volunteer Updates & More!
We write to you at the end of a long month! We shared stories in honor of Care Worker Recognition Month, grew our member and volunteer base, launched new member committees, and accomplished our goal of collecting 1,000 surveys for our community-based rese
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April is Care Worker Recognition Month
Women working as nannies, house cleaners, and home health aides in Miami share their story and fight for worker protections. "When I started doing care work, I thought to myself, I'm gonna give each person the care that my grandmother did not get and that
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Remembering Miami's Black History
In order to know where we're headed, we got to know where we come from. That's why for Black History Month 2025, we joined efforts with our sister organization Power U to bring members on an two-part interactive Black Miami History lesson and tour - made
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What time is it on the clock of the world? MWC in 2025
Comrades and Supporters, Our greatest asset in any moment of chaos is our ability to stay focused, grounded, and clear-headed. For this, we begin each year reflecting on this quote from revolutionary activist Grace Lee Boggs: What time is it on the clock
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I'm a Renter in Miami, and This is How I Researched My Landlord
I'm Brian, and I'm a member of the Miami Workers Center. I joined this organization in April 2024 because of the Eviction Diversion Program, a county program the Miami Workers Center advocated for and won in 2022. Funded by Miami-Dade County, the program
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