As the first group of Central American migrants arrive at the southern border, KCSB reporter Nassef Mohsen Ali talks to UCSB Political Science professor Kathleen Bruhn about the backstory to the caravan.
AFSCME workers staged a UC-wide strike last week that garnered sympathy strikes from several other UC-wide unions. KCSB reporter Nassef Mohsen Ali summarized the strike, and why workers voted for it.
Photo Credits: KCSB Staff
Reporting on the recent Goleta Fires missed out an essential connection
between extreme weather and climate change. UCSB political science professor Leah Stokes explains to KCSB's Harry Lawton the need to establish the link and its greater implications.
What is the difference between a wage board and a labor union? KCSB reporter Eileen Taing speaks with UCSB professor Nelson Lichtenstein on the state of the nation's labor organizations.
The US response to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria has been considered inadequate by many. How has Puerto Rico's history of colonization informed this response? KCSB's Tania Colón Morales has the story.
These are hard times for American unions, and the future also
presents serious hurdles. A recent example of the difficulties of the struggle for labor justice was the defeat of the Auto Workers Union's attempt to unionize the workers at the Nissan plant…
