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Troublemaking Goes International... a review of Troublemaking by Jamie Woodcock and Lydia Hughes of Notes from Below.

Read my latest article "Labor Education for All Workers" over at New Politics!

New Politics has just released "Searching for The American Worker" by Kevin Van Meter online for the reading public.

Dollars and Sense Magazine has just released "Management Rights, Workers Wronged" by Robert Ovetz and Kevin Van Meter online.

Collected works of author, labor educator, and union organizer Kevin Van Meter.

"Searching for The American Worker" will appear this summer.

A steward’s work is never done. And it’s often challenging work, especially when representing difficult members.

Take a read of "Advice to new labor organizers" in The Chief by Robert Ovetz and Kevin Van Meter.

Read of "Management Rights, Workers Wronged" by Robert Ovetz and Kevin Van Meter in the new issue of Dollars and Sense.

The management rights clause in our union bargaining agreements is standing in our way of workplace democracy and fighting climate change.

Self-organizing a union on a shoestring? Burgerville Workers' have a few lessons to offer independent unions.

New article on workplace democracy for New Politics.

My new piece "Union Organizing at “Progressive” Companies Comes With Its Own Set of Challenges" for Truthout came out today.

Originally published in 2012, "To Care is to Struggle" appears in audiobook form on an anarchist podcast called Immediatism.

A new essay "How the Poor Continue to Die" published by the Institute for Anarchist Studies.

Anarchism with Principles - "Freely Disassociating" and "Insurgent Islands" - is a practical and grounded revolutionary politics.

Originally appearing amongst the pages of the Perspectives on Anarchist Theory “Care” issue in 2012, the IAS recently republished "To Care."

Kevin Van Meter addresses the vital political question “What is the Working Class?”