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Amie Stager

Amie Stager is the Associate Editor for Workday Magazine.

Book Review
A banner with fist made up of soil layers and the words "The Land Knows the Way" next to a rotating greeting card holder and a banner of a sunset landscape

What Does the Land Know? Ricardo Levins Morales on Art and Organizing

By Amie Stager | August 21, 2025

Political medicine and wisdom for grassroots social movements from a longtime community organizer and artist.

Bargaining
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Open Bargaining Builds Union Democracy. Twin Cities Educators Show How.

By Amie Stager | July 22, 2025

Union members speak on the benefits of opening up collective bargaining to membership and the public.

Minnesota
Four pins displayed in a collage, one is blue and reads "genocide is bad" in black text, one is orange and reads "free Mahmoud Khalil" in black text, one is grey and reads "ufcw 633 labor for palestine" with a watermelon graphic, and another is green and reads "grocery workers against famine" with a watermelon

Workers Say Wedge Co-op Restricting Freedom to Express Solidarity With Palestinians

By Amie Stager | July 1, 2025

Workers and co-op members are organizing against a new dress code policy that they say restricts their freedom of expression in the workplace.

Immigration

Minnesota’s Labor Movement is Demanding an End to ICE Raids

By Amie Stager | June 10, 2025

From Lake Street to Los Angeles, union leaders, organizers, and members have been on the front lines of resistance against Trump’s mass deportation agenda.

Minnesota
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University of Minnesota Food Service Workers Allege Discrimination and Abuse

By Amie Stager | May 30, 2025

The union says the labor relations system is in shambles, and low-wage employees are subject to severe mistreatment.

Immigration

“For the Workers, Not the Billionaires”: Minnesota’s May Day Actions

By Amie Stager and Isabela Escalona | May 2, 2025

Thousands of workers gathered on the steps of the Minnesota state capitol on May 1, or International Workers Day, un support of union and immigrant rights. Photo by Amie Stager.

History
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Three Times Workers Resisted Fascism in Minnesota History

By Amie Stager | April 3, 2025

Historical examples of workers resisting the oligarchical forces of fascism and authoritarianism.

Minnesota

“We Are In This For the Long Fight”: How Workers and Unions are Reclaiming the Labor Movement

By Amie Stager | February 17, 2025

Rank-and-file union members are preparing to confront the policies targeting their workplaces and communities.

Minnesota
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Why Delta Air Lines Workers Are Fighting for a Union

By Amie Stager | February 4, 2025

Workers are ramping up organizing efforts at the most profitable airline company on the planet.

Immigration
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How St. Paul Teachers Are Defending Immigrant Families

By Amie Stager | February 3, 2025

Teachers in the state’s capital city are taking action against recent threats toward the immigrant community.

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