Our thoughts on the last five years of strikes in America. Happy May Day! ✊🍞🌹 @laboraction.bsky.social

The Labour School registration is open, an incredible opportunity from @asianlabour.bsky.social

The Asian Labour School is now open for registration and we are offering 3 courses: Building Movement Democracy through Democratic Facilitation, The Rise and Fall of Chinese Labour Movement, and Reimagining Asian Labor Futures. Please see course details here: labourschool.org

On 9 July, India witnessed one of the largest general strikes in world history, called by a joint platform of ten central trade unions, allied farmers’ groups, and student organisations, a watershed moment that reaffirmed the power of collective action. labourreview.org/history-of-s...

Asian Labour School is open for registration for the Oct-Dec 2025 semester, featuring four courses: Labour, Power and Strategies, Writing Worker Stories: Movement-Centered Labour Journalism, Labour’s Polycrisis & Worker Cooperatives: Can Cooperating Transform How We Work Together? labourschool.org

See some of you in Tokyo soon!

How do we create an open space for meeting, learning, reflection, exchange and joy in cross-border labour movement solidarity building? Over the past ten months, an international organising committee came together and created the East Asia LaborFest. labourreview.org/a-festival-o...

To understand the uprising and crisis in Indonesia, here is our selection of articles from ALR: labourreview.org/indonesias-u...

Kevin Lin, editor of @asianlabour.bsky.social, has published a synoptic reflection of the labor movement in East and Southeast Asia, based on years of inquiry and engagement. It is rare to find such a synthetic overview and insight: labourreview.org/labours-poly...

Spotted in Bangkok

How are our labor struggles in East Asia connected by our histories? To what extent do we – in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan – share similar aspirations and goals? How should we reflect on our experiences of labor organizing and movement building? labourreview.org/our-shared-s...

Kim Ji-su, the president of the South Korean Rider Union, reflects on how real change often begins in the cracks—among the most precarious, the most excluded, and the most committed to building something new. labourreview.org/cracks/

Kevin and Kiang launch a new series of the @asianlabour.bsky.social Review's Continent of Resistance #podcast that examines the wave of labor strikes across Asia in the late 2000s and early 2010s at rss.com/podcasts/con... #podcast#1u #UnionStrong #LaborRadioPod