UCOMM Labor Radio: Telling the Worker's Stories Every Day
THANK YOU NEW YORK CITY FOR MAKING ANOTHER AMAZING SEASON OF WORKER/LABOR FILMS POSSIBLE!!
WORKERS UNITE! FILM FESTIVAL
NYC Celebrates Global Labor Solidarity.
What a Wonderful Night at 1199/SEIU
Enthusiastic crowd for final evening of Workers Unite Film Festival @1199/SEIU 
Spirited discussion followed the films!
After an Incredible Evening @ The Brecht Forum on May 17th
PRIZE WINNERS FOR THE FESTIVAL ARE LISTED ON THEIR OWN PAGE
For in depth history and more information on many of our films
Go To our new LaborArts.org page for a wealth of resources.
RECENT PRESS:
IN TALK IN NY TODAY:
IN THE HUFFINGTON POST:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/julie-flynn/the-true-price-of-a-pair-_b_3247571.html
IN THE PALM BEACH POST TOO!:
http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/pulp/2013/05/workers_unite_film_festival.php
NEWS ABOUT WORKERS UNITE FILM FESTIVAL SOUTHEAST HERE:
Our Festival is scheduled between the 100th anniversary of the success of the "Bread and Roses" strike in Lawrence, MA. the 101st anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, a rallying point for organizing American workers and May Day, the international workers day of unity and celebration. This year we again honor the Joseph Murphy Institute for Workers Education and Labor Studies, based at The City University of NY.
We seek to join forces with our working brothers and sisters from around the world, both organized in existing unions and currently fighting to organize for their workplace rights, to broadcast our stories of struggle and victory to the mainstream media that often pretend that we - the vast majority of the world's population - count for far less than the celebrities and corporate titans normally showcased in the mainstream media.
Season Two was a Success Thanks To All Of You!
This May 10th through 17th, 2013.
May 16th is Global Labor Film Festival Day at WUFF 2013.
We will support this first time world-wide celebration of workers and labor in film by screening In Dreamworks China and several powerful worker themed films.
Thanks to all of our guests and sponsors for your support to make The Workers Unite! Film Festival a success in 2013! Thank you to the Rubin Foundation, Magnacare, Amalgamated Life Insurance Company, SEIU/1199, 32BJ SEIU, Winston Financial, The Freelancers Union, The NY Taxi Workers Alliance, The Retail Action Project, UCommRadio,The Brecht Forum, Cinema Village, the NYC Central Labor Council and so many more - we could not do it without your help and support.
Please join us for our Second Annual Workers Unite Film Festival, this May 10th through 17th, at several new locations in downtown NYC, including the historic Cinema Village, near Union Square, The Brecht Forum on West Street.
Visit our LaborArts.org page for more in depth information on our films & 2012 Archive to see the 2012 Winners.
SUBMIT YOUR STORIES
The Fight For Labor Rights is also a fight for the hearts and minds of All American Workers. Film your workplace struggles. Send them to us for screening.
AFL-CIO President Trumka and NYC CLC President Alvarez help WGA protesters fight back
The Festival respectfully requests that all film makers please use union labor on their films in any ways that are possible. Local craft unions and guilds are all willing to work with low budget and independent films with many different programs. Please check them out. Use union labor! Thanks!