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Statewide Truancy Court Meetings

Justice Robin Davis has been appointed by the Supreme...

Corporately Owned Media’s marriage to the Global Economy

Imagine a world in which every inhabitant is in their...

Bad Karma

Here is a video of Bad Karma practicing at the Teen...

Dropped out or Pushed out?

Teen DAWG has been looking at the push out drop out...

Educate, Advocate, Organize!

Willie Baptist: The 4 C’s of Leadership

“If you have the solution to my problem. Then...

Occupy Huntington Eviction

On November 30 the city of Huntington served an eviction...

Occupy Huntington Day 17

On Day 17 Occupy Huntington marched to Marshall University for...

A Call to African Americans to Join the Occupy Movement

DAWG member Carlos Fields has been with Occupy Huntington...

Occupy Wall Street FAQ

Here’s a little FAQ from our friends over at...

Occupy Charleston Day 1

DAWG members are attending Occupy Charleston.  Here...

Be Informed!

Willie Baptist: The 4 C’s of Leadership

“If you have the solution to my problem. Then...

Occupy Charleston Day 1

DAWG members are attending Occupy Charleston.  Here...

Occupy Huntington, WV Day 1

DAWG members are attending  Occupy Huntington.  Here...

General Baker: From Motown to Coal Town

In August 2011 John “Chicago” Hough sat...

Waistline and Mitch: The Guys From Detroit

Waistline & Mitch have been members of the United...

The Safety Net is Shredded

On August 22, 1996, President Clinton signed the Personal...

Need a Car? GNMG May be Able to Help

Good News Mountaineer Garage (GNMG) accepts donations...

Organizational Development in the Context of Building a Movement

In order for an organization to be a true part of a...

 
Willie Baptist: The 4 C's of Leadership

“If you have the solution to my problem. Then you are my leader.” Willie Baptist has been organizing the homeless and the poor for over 40 years. He was active in the Nation Union of the Homeless, Kensington Welfare Rights Union,and Poverty Scholars. He is co-author of Pedagogy of the Poor. The day before Occupy [read more]

 
Occupy Huntington Eviction

On November 30 the city of Huntington served an eviction notice on Occupy Huntington to be executed the following day at 4pm.   The decision was made by the occupiers to dismantle the camp to save the supplies and tents for reoccupation. At 4am the police showed up to dismantle the remaining structures. Click here to [read more]

 
Occupy Huntington Day 17

On Day 17 Occupy Huntington marched to Marshall University for a student walk out. Click here to watch the video.

 
A Call to African Americans to Join the Occupy Movement

DAWG member Carlos Fields has been with Occupy Huntington since day one.  Noticing the general lack of involvement of the black community, Carlos decided to issue this call. Click HERE to watch the video.

 
Occupy Wall Street FAQ

Here’s a little FAQ from our friends over at the AFL-CIO What is Occupy Wall Street Occupy Wall Street is a series of demonstrations that began on Sept. 17 in Zuccotti Park in New York City. It calls itself a “leaderless resistance movement” with a broad range of participants, mainly protesting economic inequality, Wall Street [read more]

 
Occupy Charleston Day 1

DAWG members are attending Occupy Charleston.  Here is video from Day 1. It includes Si Kahn who stopped by to talk with the crowd despite his laryngitis. Click HERE to view the video 200+ marched from near the capitol to Haddad River Front Park stopping along the way at Chase Bank and the Robert C. [read more]

 
One Class One Cause!

WORKING PEOPLE –- wake up!  The world has changed and these corporations don’t need us anymore! If we are not needed, why feed us?  Why house us?  Why educate us? Why provide medical support for us? Because the world has changed and continues to throw millions of laborers out into the streets each day, we [read more]

 
Occupy Huntington, WV Day 1

DAWG members are attending  Occupy Huntington.  Here is a video produced by DAWG from the first day of the occupation. Click HERE to watch    

 
Occupy Wall Street, Occupy West Virginia, Occupy the World

The Occupy Movement which started on Wall Street On September 17, 2011 has grown to a national movement.  On October 6, 2011, WV joined in the movement with Occupy Huntington.  On October 15, 2011 the movement goes global . DAWG will be participating in the Occupies taking place throughout the state.  We hope to see you there or at [read more]

 
General Baker: From Motown to Coal Town

In August 2011 John “Chicago” Hough sat down with General Baker to discuss labor history and union organizing in Detroit.  This Learn to Lead video is part of that interview. In this video General Baker talks about the history of the United Auto Workers(UAW) and the deep connection they have with the United Mine Workers (UMWA) and [read more]

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