Student Union Interest

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Student worker unionizing has taken off this year, with successful campaigns at Dartmouth, Wesleyan, and Hamilton and attempts to win wall-to-wall unions at Kenyon and Grinnell. Students from dozens of other schools have also started new organizing drives.

Leaders from successful union drives are working together to help bring union drives to new campuses. If you are in the process of organizing student workers on your campus, or just want to learn more about the possibility, please fill out this form so we can be in touch.

Name *

University *

Email *

Phone Number *

What stage of the campaign are you at? *

I am a student worker exploring the possibility of a union

A group of organizers has decided on a union campaign, but we are unsure of where to start

We have a group of organizers who have started talking to their co-workers

We have taken our campaign public and are working towards union recognition

Explain your campaign in more detail

What type of student workers are you organizing? *

For example: dining workers or residence assistants. Write N/A if unsure.

What is the size of the bargaining unit you are organizing? *

Write N/A if unsure

What is the student organization leading your campaign? *

For example, YDSA or SLAM. Write N/A if independent

How many people are actively working on the organizing campaign? *

If you are working with a union, what is the name of the union?

Which of the following skills are your organizers familiar with? *

Identifying leaders

Workplace mapping

1-on-1 conversations

Writing + circulating petitions

Making an agenda + hosting meetings

Organizing public rallies

Media outreach

Social media

Required

Which of the following would be helpful for your campaign? *

Examples of materials from other student union drives, like FAQs and petitions

Detailed summary of successful student union drives

Participation in group conversations with students running union campaigns at other schools

Trainings on skills like workplace mapping or 1-on-1 conversations

Access to legal advice

Mentorship from a leader of another successful student unionization campaign

Other:

Required

Do you have any other questions or comments?

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