Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee

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Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee (IWOC) is a project of the Industrial Workers of the World and claims to have "1,000 prisoners as union members and as many contacts that we communicate with in prisons across the country."[1]

Video Promoting August 21 2018 Prison Strike

Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee promotes August Prison Strike

A promotional video featuring Cole Dorsey of Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, Chris Lockett of Planting Justice, Anthony Forest of Planting Justice, and Darryl Aikens of Planting Justice "on why a prison strike is taking place this August."

""We're prison abolitionists, so we believe there shouldn't be prisons, whether federal or state. We don't believe in detention facilities. We don't believe in juvenile halls." - Cole Dorsey, Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)

References

  1. ↑ Picking up the torch of abolition: Millions for Prisoners Day of Action! dated October 2, 2017 by Cole Dorsey, Oakland IWOC accessed August 21 2018
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