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Help pressure City Hall for good jobs after canceled meeting
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A farewell, a hello, an honor, and a job opening...
Oakland's Port is a People's Port: Teach In
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Join us on November 13th to CELEBRATE historic hotel worker settlement in Emeryville!!
EBASE Enters Decade #2 - Thanks to Your Support!
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Emeryville urges D.C. developer to work with frustrated community members
Press Releases
In lead up to general strike, Oakland youth rally for good jobs
Community Groups Question University of California Executives’ Priorities and Impacts on Students, Patients and Families
Two in Five East Bay, Oakland Residents in Poverty Actually Working
New Census Data Likely to Show Spike in Those Working but Still in Poverty in East Bay
EBASE and Woodfin Suites Hotel Reach Settlement Agreement
Revive Oakland! Rally to press for "good jobs" contract with community
With thousands of jobs at stake, Oaklanders ask Army Base Developers to sign good jobs contract
In new twist on freedom rides, Oakland Black Clergy travel to Arizona
Leading East Bay African-American Clergy Speak Out for Immigration Reform, In Prelude to Major SF March
Faith leaders lament “fear and intolerance” in national debates
News Coverage
Nikki Fortunato Bas is an SF Chronicle 'Change Maker of 2012'
Peaceful protest held at immigration detention center
Oakland Near Deal On New Budget With Labor Union Concessions
Cleaning up UC's Mess
Bay Area Domestic Workers Speak Out About A Domestic Workers' Bill Of Rights
Grocery chain looking to open stores in Oakland's flatlands
Workshops on local government, local policy a big success
In East Bay, recession's impact both wide and deep
A Return to Angel Island a Generation Later
East Bay’s most contentious labor dispute in recent years has finally come to an end
EBASE Newsletter Archives
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December 2010 Newsletter
Job Opening: Research & Policy Associate
Year of the Tiger Brings Changes to EBASE
Honoring the Work
Faith Leaders and Pleasanton Community Join Castlewood Workers
Strong Leadership on Army Base Project Urgently Needed
April 2008 Newsletter
"Even the Stones Will Listen"
Proposition 98: A Hidden Agenda with Hideous Consequences
Building Oakland for Everyone: Summary of Proceedings
In the Fast Lane: Coalition for Clean & Safe Ports Campaign Activity Accelerates to a Speedy Pace
August 2007 Newsletter
City of San Leandro Adopts Living Wage
Interfaith Committee Gears Up for Labor Day Speak-Outs
August 2008 Newsletter
Coalition for Clean and Safe Ports: August Update!
Save the Date! Wednesday, September 24th, 2008: Release of New Report on Community Benefits and Development
Oakland Army Base: National Model in Creating Good Jobs for Residents
Calling All Worker-Speaker Accompaniers!
February/March 2008 Newsletter
Celebrating the Sacred Link Between Faith and Work
LAANE and Its Allies Celebrate Community Redevelopment Agency’s Passage of Trail-Blazing Construction Policy
Enough is Enough! It’s Time to Make the Port A Better Neighbor to All of Us
Is It True? Amaha’s Leaving EBASE?
January 2008 Newsletter
Making the Economy Work for Working People
Read All About It!
Meet the Face of EBASE!
January/February 2009 Newsletter
The Employee Free Choice Act: Making the Economy Work for Everyone
Immigrant Rights victory: E-verify eliminated from stimulus!
EBASE EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Kim Bobo
Hundreds Put Pressure on Port at Asthma Screening for Residents, Drivers
January/February 2009 Newsletter
July 2007 Newsletter
Over 150 Oakland Truckers and Residents Rallied to Fix the Broken Port Trucking System
Creating “Development for the People” in Richmond
July 2008 Newsletter
Will Army Base Redevelopment Put Oaklanders to Work?
Celebration, Farewell, and Transition: Amaha Kassa Leaves EBASE
March for Clean Air and Good Jobs at the Port of Oakland
June 2007 Newsletter
University of California Workers Win Equity Fight! Congratulations, AFSCME Local 3299!
New Coalition Campaigns for Clean and Safe Ports
Oakland Mayor Calls for 10,000 More Jobs
Interfaith Committee Salutes Oakland’s ABC Security Service Workers and SEIU 24/7!
May 2008 Newsletter
Coming Soon to an Army Base Near You: Good Jobs and Community Benefits!
At-Large Candidates' Forum: Building Oakland for Everyone Continues!
Stimulate economic justice: Donate your "stimulus payment" to EBASE!
Following in the Footsteps of MLK: Pastor Ricky Jenkins Heads to Memphis!
November 2007 Newsletter
Putting Oakland to Work
Aviation Safeguards Workers Win Campaign to Join SEIU Local 1877
400-Person Crowd Makes Bold Plans to "Build Oakland for Everyone"
November/December 2008 Newsletter
Cure the Broken Trucking System Now
October 2007 Newsletter
What's Happening at the Port of Oakland?
Building Oakland for Everyone: A Summit on Jobs, Housing and Justice
October 2008 Newsletter
Community Puts Port on Notice
Oakland Rising Says "Oakland Deserves Better!"
September 2007 Newsletter
Building a Better Bay Area: Community Benefit Tools and Case Studies to Achieve Responsible Development
FERN FAIRBANKS ¡PRESENTE!
You’re invited to EBASE’s 8th anniversary dinner: Building the High Road ~ On the Way to a Just Economy!
Labor Day 2007: East Bay Working Families Working Harder, for Less
September 2008 Newsletter
Which EBASE Personality Are You?
Immigrant Workers Speak Out from the Pulpits!
The 2008 Poverty Day Release
Summer Newsletter 2009
ED Nikki Bas addresses hundreds at Momentum Conference
Campaign to build a better "Bay Street" gains steam
Building bridges: Immigrant workers speak from pulpits
What EBASE did on our "summer vacation"
Summer Newsletter 2011
Farewell fabulous volunteers and interns
Congratulations EBASE!
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March/April 2009 Newsletter
An Interview with Nikki F. Bas, EBASE's new Executive Director!
Community Hopeful for Change in Emeryville
Spring into Action with EBASE!
ICWJ Newsletter Archives
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August 2008 Update
Port Progress: Economic Impact Study Consultant Hired
Trucking Industry Sues Southern California Ports to Stall Clean Air Plans
Port Truck Retrofit/Replacement Grant Program Doomed to Failure in the Absence of Comprehensive Clean Trucks Program
L.A. May Have Been the First to Pass a Comprehensive Clean Trucks Program But Oakland Will be Next, Vows Mayor Dellums
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Organize, Emeryville!: leaders develop skills to build a livable city
Emeryville Residents Present New Vision
The 2008 Poverty Day Release
East Palo Alto is "building a better Bay Area"
Jesse Gary Reports on Welcome Boom of Development Downtown
Growing trend toward "win-win" development can strengthen area economy
Building a Better Bay Area: Community Benefit Tools and Case Studies to Achieve Responsible Development
EBASE has released a report detailing poverty issues in the struggling economy
East Bay incomes higher, but poverty rates not going down
Save the Date! Wednesday, September 24th, 2008: Release of New Report on Community Benefits and Development
Emeryville Bay Street 2 Campaign
Organize, Emeryville!: leaders develop skills to build a livable city
Emeryville Extends Bay Street Expansion Deal
Emeryville's Bay Street faces challenges from residents, economy
Historic Town Hall to Assert New Vision for Emeryville
KPFA Covers Coalition for a Better Bay Street's Town Hall in Emeryville
Bringing Main Street Back to Bay Street: Win-Win solutions to Create Good Jobs and Livable Communities in Emeryville
Bringing Main Street Back to Bay Street
Emeryville Residents Call for More Community-Oriented Development
Community Hopeful for Change in Emeryville
Emeryville Residents Present New Vision
About Community Benefits
Oak to 9th Community Benefits Coalition
City Council Approves Oak to Ninth Development
Oakland NetWork for Responsible Development
Will Oaklanders Be Given Equal Access To Liveable Wage Jobs?
City workers get in on May Day act
Highlights from the Oakland People's Summit: Build Oakland for Everyone
Oakland Speaks
400-Person Crowd Makes Bold Plans to "Build Oakland for Everyone"
Economic Challenges Increasing in Oakland
Report: Three-part plan to decrease Oakland's poverty rate
Putting Oakland to Work: A Comprehensive Strategy to Create Real Jobs for Residents
Will Oakland Put Its Residents to Work?
Hundreds of Oaklanders Unite to Chart New Course for City
Revive Oakland!
Action alert: City Council Meeting, Tuesday 6pm!
Job Announcement: Deadline Extended for Campaign Organizer applications!
Help pressure City Hall for good jobs after canceled meeting
A farewell, a hello, an honor, and a job opening...
Revive Oakland! at City Hall
Army base reopening a step closer
Strong Leadership on Army Base Project Urgently Needed
Oakland to New Mayor: Strong Leadership on Army Base Project Urgently Needed
Working Poverty
Jobs for Oaklanders: Let’s make it happen!
Learn more about the Revive Oakland campaign!
Revive Oakland! at City Hall
Richmond Equitable Development Initiative
Creating “Development for the People” in Richmond
Growing With Purpose: Residents, Jobs, and Equity in Richmond, California
REDI testifies at Richmond City Council
Renewing the City's Pride and Purpose: Residents, Jobs, and Development in Richmond
Richmond Council Expands Local Employment Program
Interfaith Organizing
Restoring Dignity to Work: The California Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights
Faith Leaders and Pleasanton Community Join Castlewood Workers
Faith Leaders and Pleasanton Community Join Castlewood Workers for Thanksgiving March
Interfaith Committee Vigil in Response to SB1070
Opponents of Arizona law protest in Phoenix, Oakland
Bay Area black clergy in immigration march to Arizona's capitol!
Bay Area Clergy to March in Phoenix
Oakland Ministers, Activists to Protest in Phoenix
Oakland delegation joins nationwide protest in Arizona
East Bay Group to participate in Ariz. immigration marches
East Bay Interfaith Immigration Coalition
Interfaith Committee Vigil in Response to SB1070
Faith Groups Call for Immigration Reform in Moving Interfaith Service
Immigration reform: "Interfaith Call to Love" in SF brought community together
Interfaith Call to Love: Prayerfully Stand for Immigration Reform
Resources for Faith Communities
Quotations and Verses from Holy Texts
Immigration Resources
Traditions of Worker Justice
Seminarians for Worker Justice
SWJ and Seminary Summer Intern Testimonials
SWJ History and Accomplishments
Theological Reflection on the Port of Oakland Bus Tour
Field Education Placements and Summer Internship Opportunities
Living Wage
Honoring the Work
Honoring the Work
New photos - Oakland Workers Rising!
Coalition for Clean and Safe Ports: August Update!
Interfaith Clergy to Bless the Oakland Port Truck Fleet
Big Trucking Deal
Port of Los Angeles plan weighs on shippers
Port OKs fee to fund truck retrofitting
Oakland port moves to cut diesel exhaust
The appeal reduces stands in a row the law to consider from the hiring livelihood the room logical sequence container truck driver demonstrates
The Campaign for Clean and Safe Ports
Trucking Industry Exposed for "Ripping Off" Workers and Taxpayers
Investigative Reporter Uncovers How Shipping Industry Endangers Lives
Help Pass the Clean Ports Act of 2011
Victory for clean air & good jobs in port cities nationwide!
$96 for 50 hours of work?
Washington, D.C., or bust: Good jobs, clean air in the balance
Tribute to Jaime Ortiz, 1977-2010
"It's time for the free ride to end": Industry must take responsibility to fix the broken port trucking system
Commission May Ask Congress for Local Port Regulation
Port of Oakland Votes to Ban Dirty Diesel Trucks
Taking the Low Road
Port, citizens eye solution to pollution
Big rigs at Port of Oakland linked to health woes
Trucks at Port of Oakland May Be Spoiling the Air
Workplace Immigrant & Civil Rights
We can't let Arizona come home
Fight the nightmare in Arizona - March with us on May 1!
Reigning in the "cowboys" at ICE
Time to fix our broken immigration system
Mission Mobilizes for Immigration Reform
Ni la lluvia ni la gripe los detuvo
Marchers nationwide call for immigration reform
May Day Marches in Support of Immigrant Rights Were Held All Over California
Immigrant Rights victory: E-verify eliminated from stimulus!
Worker Immigrant Rights Coalition - Unity Statement
Publications
Workers and Communities Building Power
Honoring the Work
Working Poverty
Good Jobs, Safe Streets: How Economic Recovery Can Lead to Community Safety in Oakland
Perpetual Recession
Bringing Main Street Back to Bay Street: Win-Win solutions to Create Good Jobs and Livable Communities in Emeryville
Taking a Toll: The High Cost of Health, Environment and Worker Impacts of the Oakland Port Trucking System
A New Urban Agenda for America: Rebuild the Middle Class
City-based
Good Jobs, Safe Streets: How Economic Recovery Can Lead to Community Safety in Oakland
Bringing Main Street Back to Bay Street: Win-Win solutions to Create Good Jobs and Livable Communities in Emeryville
Building a Better Bay Area: Community Benefit Tools and Case Studies to Achieve Responsible Development
Highlights from the Oakland People's Summit: Build Oakland for Everyone
Putting Oakland to Work: A Comprehensive Strategy to Create Real Jobs for Residents
Growing With Purpose: Residents, Jobs, and Equity in Richmond, California
Renewing the City's Pride and Purpose: Residents, Jobs, and Development in Richmond
Behind the Boomtown: Growth and Urban Redevelopment in Emeryville
East Bay Economy
Working Poverty
Perpetual Recession
Labor Day 2008: Economic Pain Plagues East Bay Residents
The State Budget Crisis: Failing East Bay Families
EBASE East Bay Workforce Fact Sheet
Decade of Divide
Industry-sector
Shortchanged: How Airlines Can Repay Taxpayers for Billions in Subsidies by Improving Jobs, Security and Services
Failing California's Communities: How the University of California's Low Wages Affect Surrounding Cities and Neighborhoods
Putting Oakland to Work: A Comprehensive Strategy to Create Real Jobs for Residents
Struggling to Provide
Partner and Other Publications
Bad Budgeting, Broken Promises
A New Urban Agenda for America: Rebuild the Middle Class
Shortchanged: How Airlines Can Repay Taxpayers for Billions in Subsidies by Improving Jobs, Security and Services
Rebuilding the Base: Lessons from Four California Communities' Efforts to Reuse Closed Military Installations
EBASE Immigrant Worker Fact Sheet
Failing California's Communities: How the University of California's Low Wages Affect Surrounding Cities and Neighborhoods
Where the Buck Stops: A Guide to the Local Government Development Approvals Process
Port-related
Taking a Toll: The High Cost of Health, Environment and Worker Impacts of the Oakland Port Trucking System
Taking the Low Road
Living Wage Implementation at the Port of Oakland
Understanding Development
Building a Better Bay Area: Community Benefit Tools and Case Studies to Achieve Responsible Development
Rebuilding the Base: Lessons from Four California Communities' Efforts to Reuse Closed Military Installations
East Bay Development Tracking Guide
Opinion Poll of Oakland Voters on Development Issues
Where the Buck Stops: A Guide to the Local Government Development Approvals Process
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