Events

DATE & TIME:
Saturday, February 7th
1:00 pm Resource Fair
2:00 pm Town Hall
LOCATION:
Frances Albrier Community
Center
2800 Park Street, Berkeley
RSVP: https://act.medicare4all.org/event/other/4997

RSVP: https://bit.ly/maydayfilm

The May Day workers’ celebration – with its origins in the U.S. workers’ struggle for an 8-hour day – has historically been a time to fight the bosses in solidarity. That fight has unfolded in different ways under differing conditions. As workers in the East Bay approach May Day 2026 (and aim to build toward national mass action by May Day 2028), now is a great time to learn about the history of May Day and deliberate together about what we want to make of it in the midst of current struggles.

Renowned labor historian Fred Glass will present his 30-minute film, "We Mean to Make Things Over," followed by a discussion by panelists and participants about what it will take to be much more powerful by May Day 2028, and how we can use May Day 2026 as a building block on the way.

Co-sponsored by the Alameda Labor Council, the Federal Unionists Network, SEIU Local 1021, UAW Local 4811 and ATU Local 1555.

This is a free event. Light supper will be served.

RSVP: https://bit.ly/maydayfilm

Registered nurses and health care professionals at Kaiser Permanente represented by United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Health Care Professionals (UNAC/UHCP) are entering the third week of an unfair labor practice strike that will continue until a fair contract is reached.

11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. @ Wilma Chan Highland Hospital
Rally & Picket To Protect Public Health & Public Healthcare