Campaign for Labor Rights

"The Grassroots Mobilizing Department of the U.S. Anti-Sweatshop Movement"
1470 Irving Street, NW, Washington, DC 20010
202-232-5002, [email protected]

CLR Resource Materials and Merchandise

In this section are resource materials offered by Campaign for Labor Rights, including

Stop Sweatshops Stickers
"Globalization in Our Own Front Yards" Booklets
CLR T-Shirts

Stop Sweatshops Stickers

Show your opposition to abusive labor conditions with CLR's Stop Sweatshops stickers. Perfect for water bottles, bicycles, notebooks, or wherever! Just $0.50 each, so you can order them for your whole family.

Learn how to order one now, bulk pricing available.

Globalization in Our Own Front Yards

This 24-page booklet from Campaign for Labor Rights and the Alliance for Global Justice makes the links between the global economy and struggles here in the U.S.

Contents

Introduction (linking international and domestic struggles)
Structural adjustment comes home (welfare "reform")
Cross-border alliances
McSchools for a McFuture
Corporate welfare hits a home run (public financing of sports stadiums)
Behind the label (garment sweatshops in Los Angeles)
Sweatshops without walls (U.S. farmworker struggles)
Down on the farm (beekeepers as a microcosm of small farmers)
Nike University (Big Shoe steps on the University of Oregon)
Wal-Mart (the social costs of those low prices)
The $.$. Sunbeam (Sunbeam sinks a Teamster-organized factory)
Titan Tyrant (Steelworkers vs Titan Tire)
Assembling solidarity (autoworkers vs the "Big Three")
Abolish the death penalty!
Justice for janitors (SEIU scores a victory in Chicago)
Hotel workers (HERE wins in Minneapolis)
Armed and dangerous (militarized police, "drug war" endanger communities)
Prisons
Environmental racism vs environmental justice
The South and the global south (luring industry with tax breaks)
Day labor (organizing for justice in Chicago)
No homes, no justice / no justice, no peace
Poultry (workers, farmers and communities vs Big Chicken)
Contacts (a small selection)
Glossary with an attitude

Price
Quantity	Price/copy	Postage
1	$1.45	$0.55 USPS air
2	$1.00	$0.77 USPS air
3-23	$1.00	$3.20 USPS Priority
24-99	$1.00	$5.40 USPS Priority for each 50 booklets
100+	$0.75	$5.40 Priority for each 50 booklets, or UPS

(See below on how to order.)

T-Shirts

We have Black T-shirts with white print in s,m, l, xl, xxl. The front of the shirt displays our name and logo. The back displays a quote from a CLR campaign: "I am not a slave. If we let them make us slaves, then we are all lost." - Monica Felipe Alvarez, General Secretary of STECAMOSA labor union, which successfully won the only collective bargaining agreement in Guatemala's 80,000-worker maquila sector.
Cost: $15 (US) each + postage
Postage: Small ($2.02), Medium ($2.23), Large ($2.65)

(See below on how to order.)

Ordering Information

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Campaign for Labor Rights
1470 Irving Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20010

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