United Students Against Sweatshops is a network of individual students and over 200 affiliate groups of workers, students, and community members in North America who have been organizing for worker justice since 1998.

As former, current, and future workers, we are part of a global movement that supports the struggles of working people and challenges corporate power. As students, we have the power to force our universities to respect the basic human rights and dignity of workers who make our education possible. The energy and lessons from our campaigns have deepened our commitment to support the rights of working people everywhere.

Current Advocacy Campaigns from United Students Against Sweatshops

	Take Action for Farmworker Justice- End the Harvest of Shame!  October 13, 2009			Russell: Stop Threats of Violence Against Honduran Workers!  January 26, 2009
	Chancellor Blumenthal - Stop Discriminatory Cuts at UC Santa Cruz!  May 29, 2009			Tell Florida Governor Crist to Take a Stand Against Slavery!  January 25, 2009
	Save the UC Labor Centers!  March 19, 2009			Tell the Gap: No More Empty Promises!  October 23, 2008

Previous Advocacy Campaigns from United Students Against Sweatshops

Fruit of the Loom: Reopen Jerzees de Honduras!   August 05, 2009	Stop NBA Sweatshops: Cut Ties with Russell Corporation!   June 08, 2009
Act NOW in Support of a Living Wage for Cornell Service Workers!   June 24, 2009	Tell SUNY to Stop Subsidizing Sweatshops! Support the Ethical Business Conduct in Higher Ed Act!   June 08, 2009

Recent Messages from United Students Against Sweatshops

Deadline Approaching: Venezuela Study Abroad! Apply today!   November 04, 2009	Act NOW in Support of a Living Wage for Cornell Service Workers!   June 25, 2009
USAS is Hiring a New National Organizer, Apply before October 26!   October 21, 2009	Deadline Approaching: Venezuela Study Abroad! Apply today!   June 23, 2009
Take Action for Farmworker Justice- End the Harvest of Shame!   October 13, 2009	Stop NBA Sweatshops: Cut Ties with Russell Corporation!   June 15, 2009