Susan Schurman In the News

Voice of America puts the UAW, WGA, and SAG-AFTRA strikes into context, quoting Susan Schurman.

Michigan Radio interviews Susan Schurman about the UAW’s “fascinating” approach to the strike against Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution examines how the Teamsters’ UPS contract is part of a larger fight to reverse union declines, quoting Susan Schurman.

The Christian Science Monitor interviews Susan Schurman, who says unions are the only way for workers to get leverage on the job. “There is not another way to do that.”

Vox reports more than 11,000 sanitation workers, airport employees, traffic officers, engineers, and other workers are striking in Los Angeles. Susan Schurman is quoted.

Vox talks to Susan Schurman about the rise of “horizontal solidary” – unions supporting other unions – during the recent wave of strikes.

Scripps News reports younger workers are revitalizing the labor movement, quoting Susan Schurman. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch republishes the story.

ROI-NJ reports 160,000 SAG-AFTRA members and 11,500 WGA members are on strike, quoting Susan Schurman.

Money interviews Susan Schurman about our “Hot Labor Summer.” She says a “whole generation of younger workers” are seeing the benefits of unions.

Voice of America talks to Susan Schurman about the growing trend of “horizontal labor solidarity,” in which unions support each other’s collective action.