Endorse the Campaign for the State and Local Government Sweatfree Consortium
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Campaign Endorsers
Organizations
AFSCME [Resolution adopted at 37th International Convention]
AFSCME Council 30, Annandale, VA
AFSCME Local 158, Denver, CO
AFSCME Council 83, Duncansville, PA
AFSCME Council 13, Harrisburg, PA
AFSCME Local 88, Multnomah County, OR
AFSCME Council 84, Pittsburgh, PA
AFSCME Local 2459, Pittsburgh, PA
AFSCME Local 189, Portland, OR
Alliance for Democracy
American Friends Service Committee - Portland, OR
American Friends Service Committee - Western Massachusetts
American Postal Workers Union (APWU)
Amnesty International USA West
Arise for Social Justice, Springfield, MA
Boston May Day Coalition
Brazilian Women's Group, Allston, MA
Campaign for Labor Rights
Centro de Estudios y Apoyo Laboral, El Salvador
Catholic Labor Guild, MA
Class Action
CFO (Border Committee of Women Workers), Eagle Pass, TX
Child Labor Education and Action, Brattleboro, VT
Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program , Amherst, MA
Class Action
Community Action for Justice in the Americas, Missoula, MT
Conscious Consuming, Boston, MA
Denver Area Labor Federation
End Corporate Personhood Group of the First Unitarian Church, Portland, OR
Fair Trade Resource Network
Fair Workplace Council, Oakland, CA
Five-College Sweatfree Coalition, Amherst, MA
Global Exchange
Graphic Communications Conference/Teamsters Local 767M, OR and WA
Grassroots International
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition, New York, NY
Guatemala Solidarity Committee of Boston
Hampshire-Franklin Central Labor Council, MA
Hillel of Greater Toronto
Human Rights Action Service, St. Louis, MO
Industrial Workers of the World - Grand Rapids GMB
International Labor Rights Forum
Inter-Religious Task Force on Central America, Cleveland, OH
Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action, Boston, MA
Jewish Labor Committee
Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance, Los Angeles, CA
Laborers' Local Union # 327, Augusta, ME
Maine AFL-CIO
Maine Council of Churches
Maine Fair Trade Campaign
Maine State Association of Letter Carriers
Massachusetts AFL-CIO
Mass Global Action
Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health (Mass COSH)
Massachusetts Jobs with Justice
Merrimack Valley Central Labor Council, MA
Milwaukee Clean Clothes Campaign
National Association of Letter Carriers, Branch 391, Hampden, ME
National Labor Committee
New England Joint Board, UNITE HERE
New York State Labor-Religion Coalition
New York State United Teachers
North Shore Labor Council, MA
Ohio Conference on Fair Trade
Oregon Fair Trade Campaign
Organic Consumers Association
Peace Action Maine
Peace through Interamerican Community Action, Bangor, ME
Pennsylvania Joint Board UNITE HERE
People of Faith Network
Pioneer Valley Central Labor Council, MA
Pittsburgh Anti-Sweatshop Community Alliance
Portland Central America Solidarity Committee, Portland, OR
Portland Organizing to Win Economic Rights, Portland, ME
Portland Peaceful Response Coalition, Portland, OR
Portland Sweatfree Coalition, Portland, OR
Progressive Jewish Alliance
Radical Students Union of University of Massachusetts
Reform Jewish Voice of New York State
Resource Center of the Americas, Minneapolis, MN
Southern Maine Labor Council
South Jersey Fair Trade Alliance, Somers Point, NJ
South Sound Clean Clothes Campaign, Olympia, WA
Stockton Action Volunteers for the Environment, Galloway, NJ
Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior (SACOM), Hong Kong
SweatFree Communities
Sweatshop Watch, Los Angeles, CA
Teamsters Local 776, Harrisburg, PA
Teamsters Local 200, Milwaukee, WI
Teamsters Local 261, New Castle, PA
Teamsters Local 340, Portland, ME
Texas Fair Trade Coalition
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
UNITE HERE
United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1500, New York, NY
United Students Against Sweatshops
United Workers Association, Baltimore, MD
University of Maine at Farmington
Upstate N.Y. Gen. Membership Branch of the IWW
Virginia Organizing Project
Western Massachusetts Jobs with Justice
Businesses
Alchemy Juice Bar Cafe, Hartford, CT
Autonomie Project, Inc
Artex Knitting Mills, Westville, NJ
Consorta, Inc.
Elbeco, Reading, PA
Ethix Ventures Inc., Cambridge, MA
Eveready Embroidery, Jersey City, NJ
Fair Indigo, Middleton, WI
Janef Inc., Old Forge, PA
Just Garments, Soyapango, El Salvador
Maggie's Organics/Clean Clothes Inc., Ypsilanti, MI
Monkeyboy Clothing Company, Omaha NE
No Sweat Apparel
Ownership Associates, Inc.
Oxford Homes, Inc., Oxford, ME
Solidarity Clothing, Evanston, IL
Traditions Fair Trade, Olympia, WA
Unionwear.com, Newark, NJ
Select Individuals
Alison Duncan/Duncan for Lt. Governor, New York
Andy Robinson
Austin King, Former Alderman, Madison
David Cieslewicz, Mayor of Madison
Father Ed Boyle, Catholic Labor Guild
Howie Hawkins/Howie Hawkins for US Senate 2006 (NY)
Nicholas Smith, former Chairman of Commission on Labor, City of Berkeley
