Carl Rosen
Carl Rosen is a Chicago activist. He is President, United Electrical Workers (UE)
Labor Action call
Rafael Jaime, Alejandra Lopez, Carl Rosen, Gloria Martinez.
With Taher Dahleh and Lexis Zeidan.
Labor Campaign for Single Payer
Carl Rosen was on Labor Campaign for Single Payer's Advisory Board as of May 14, 2023:[1]
"Fighting for Justice in Pennsylvania"
Town Hall with Bernie Sanders. John Fetterman, Nikil Saval, Hannah Laurison, Maegan Llerena, Carl Rosen, Lorence King, Gabe Morgan, Rick Bloomingdale.
LADD convenors
Labor Action to Defend Democracy conveners Ed Bruno, Southern Workers Assembly; Gene Bruskin, National Writers Union; Michael Eisenscher, Peralta Federation of Teachers/AFT local 1603, retired; Carlos Fernandez; Jonah Furman, former national labor organizer, Bernie 2020; Norine Gutekanst, Chicago Teachers Union, retired; Alex Han, Bargaining for the Common Good; Barbara Madeloni, Labor Notes; Carl Rosen, General President, United Electrical, Machine and Radio Workers of America (UE).[2]
LADD
Anticipating the possibility of electoral interference, a coalition of unions and labor leaders, staffers, and activists have convened “Labor Action to Defend Democracy” (LADD), to coordinate post-election actions. LADD will “plant seeds and stir the pot, make available tools and be ready to do what is needed to protect democracy.”
The initial formation includes leaders from the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU – AFT Local 1); Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way (BMWE – Teamsters); Carl Rosen, president of UE (United Electrical Workers); Sara Nelson, president of the Flight Attendants union; Gene Bruskin, long time union organizer; several ILWU locals; United University Professions (UUP – AFT 2190 for SUNY faculty and staff); and Jobs with Justice. Other labor bodies are joining each day.
“LADD is a network helping unions to connect geographically and help them link to actions by broader fight back network in their area,” Norine Gutekanst from the Chicago Teachers Union explains. “We are sharing resolutions that locals/labor councils have passed, resources (sample resolutions, pledges, petitions, memes) and encouraging unions to act.” LADD is working closely with the non-labor driven coalitions, Protect the Results, led by Indivisible, and the Democracy Defense Coalition, led by the FightBack Table. Unions, including SEIU, CWA, and UNITE-HERE are active in these two coalitions. Protect the Results has a website with a map where people can schedule protests the day after Election Day, November 4th. The groups are prepared to make decisions late November 3 or early November 4th about the plan for action.[3]
Comrades
John Bachtell December 3, 2018 ·
Labor, community and cultural leaders Laura Cambron, Pepe Lozano, Rudy Lozano, Jr. and Carl Rosen. at Polish Highlander Alliance of North America.
Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights Bicentennial Celebration
On November 10, 1991 Carl Rosen was given special thanks in the Program of the Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights Bicentennial Celebration.[4]
Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights
In 1992 Carl Rosen and Josie Yanguas were members of the Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights, a long time front for the Communist Party USA, then dominated by members of the newly formed Committees of Correspondence.[5]
2010 Debs-Thomas-Harrington Dinner
The 2010 Chicago Democratic Socialists of America Debs-Thomas-Harrington Dinner gathered together people representing Chicago’s legal, labor, liberal, and left communities to honor the People’s Law Office and the United Electrical Workers’ Western Regional President Carl Rosen, with author William Greider as featured speaker and Kim Bobo as master of ceremonies.[6]
Support for Bernie Sanders
Carl Rosen pledged support for Bernie Sanders through Labor for Bernie, a "nationwide network of labor activists, backing Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign."
References
- ↑ Advisory Board and Steering Committee (accessed May 14 2023)
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ [2]
- ↑ Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights Bicentennial Celebration Program, Nov. 10, 1991
- ↑ CCDBR 1992 membership list
- ↑ Democratic Left Summer 2010