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Salary and Benefits Survey 2012 - Social Justice Organizations

The Social Justice Salary and Benefits Survey 2012 is a collaborative project of RoadMap Consulting, National Organizers Alliance and the DataCenter. The survey aims to collect information on compensation and personnel practices of organizations in the social, economic and environmental justice movements. For more information, touch here.

A New Voting Rights Movement?

Up to five million voters could be denied access to the ballot thanks to efforts to exclude low-income citizens, African-Americans, Latino Americans, college students, and elderly voters. Colorlines provides information and statistics about developments Ricardo Levins Morales has produced a new poster image that addresses current right wing voter suppression efforts. It is not for sale but is available as free download from a project of the Hip Hop Action Coalition in Minnesota. For more information.

More Community Organizing Literature

Since our last eNews, other listings have been added to new books available to support organizing for social justice. In this eNews alone, we list titles on organizing transit riders, lessons from Appalachia, anti-racism, family action, organizer characteristics, and stories of struggle. If you have something we missed, send it along and it can be added. Touch here for article. You can order one right here called Transforming Places: Lessons from Appalachia with chapters by several NOA supporters. Get a great book direct.

Resources for Evaluating Community Organizing (RECO)

The Alliance for Justice requests your input into its RECO tools. Follow this link to contact the Alliance to make your suggestions. RECO

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