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Ithaca Workers Advocate for Just Cause Legislation to Challenge At-Will Employment Norms - Vimarsana News

Ithaca Workers Advocate for Just Cause Legislation to Challenge At-Will Employment Norms

The Tompkins County Workers Center (TCWC) has started a campaign to pressure the City of Ithaca to pass Just Cause legislation that would increase protections for employees by getting rid

Source: ithaca.com
Sunrise Ithaca to Host Meeting on Green New Deal Justice50 Initiative - Vimarsana News

Sunrise Ithaca to Host Meeting on Green New Deal Justice50 Initiative

Sunrise Ithaca has announced that they will be hosting a 1.5 hour community meeting at the Tompkins County Public Library about Justice50, which is part of the Ithaca Green New

Source: ithaca.com
Earth Day 'BlocParty' Updates Community on Status of Green New Deal | Ithaca - Vimarsana News

Earth Day 'BlocParty' Updates Community on Status of Green New Deal | Ithaca

The City of Ithaca has gained nationwide recognition for the ambitious goals set in the Ithaca Green New Deal, which passed in a unanimous vote by the City’s Common Council

Source: ithaca.com
Local Organizations Rally for NY Renews Climate Justice Package at Thompson Park - Vimarsana News

Local Organizations Rally for NY Renews Climate Justice Package at Thompson Park

On Friday, November 18th at 5PM, the student activist group Climate Justice Cornell will rally at Thompson Park to hear from local climate leaders. The event is part of a

Source: ithaca.com
Local Organizations Host Rally Demanding Implementation of The Green New Deal - Vimarsana News

Local Organizations Host Rally Demanding Implementation of The Green New Deal

The time is now.

Source: ithaca.com