DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA –  In late June, I attended a meeting of public works employees in Durham, who were planning the first strike of public works employees in the rapidly gentrifying city, where many city workers can’t afford to live.  “We aren’t getting paid what we are worth at

Folks,  Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, where we are wrapping up a documentary shoot about the Landless Workers Movement. (A big thanks to all those who donated.) I am returning to the US next week and preparing to cover a possible strike at the Big Three automakers.  Biden Sees Autoworkers

Greetings from Sao Paulo, where Payday is preparing to go out to a Landless Workers Movement Settlement later in the day. However, I wanted to update you on the increase in teachers’ strikes that we are seeing as the school year begins.  $160 Short of Paying for Brazilian Cameraman  The

Recurring Donation $3.00 monthly $5.00 monthly $15.00 monthly $35.00 monthly $100.00 monthly $36.00 yearly $60.00 yearly $180.00 yearly $420.00 yearly $1,200.00 yearly One Time Donation For nearly 40 years, the Brazilian Landless Workers (MST) movement has used land occupations