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670 protestsabout labor & work in the last 12 months

The research record (Crowd Counting Consortium) runs through May 31, 2026; it's published a few months after the fact. Protests since then come from organizers' public listings on Mobilize and community reports, which are less complete and lean toward groups that use Mobilize. About the data

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Protests
670About 13 a week
People who turned out
9,609–11k Sum of crowd estimates for the 124 protests that have one
States & territories
44 Most in Ohio (56)
Most protested issue
Unions & strikes Main issue at 450 protests

Week by week

Protests per week, colored by the main issue. Spikes are national days of action.

  • Labor & work

What people protest

Protests per issue. A protest with several demands counts toward each.

Who protests what

Share of each issue's protests whose claims were coded left- or right-leaning, from most left to most right. Lean describes the demands, never the people.

  • Left-leaning
  • Neither or mixed
  • Right-leaning

Where

Protests per million residents (2020 Census), which evens out big and small states.

Who they target

The agency, company, official or body each protest's demands were aimed at.

Most active organizers

Groups listed as organizers, by number of protests in this view.

OrganizationRelative activityProtests
AFL-CIO
Labor & work, union
43
Starbucks Workers United
Labor & work, union
35
American Federation of Government Employees
Democracy & government, coalition
32
Indivisible Central Ohio
Labor & work, group
31
Iowa AFL-CIO
Labor & work, union
29
Indivisible Northampton-Swing Left Western MA
Democracy & government, group
22
Justice for the Marlin Dogs
Labor & work, group
22
Montana AFL-CIO
Labor & work, union
19
Woodburn-Hubbard-Aurora Indivisible
Labor & work, group
19
Indivisible
Labor & work, group
18

How it went, from people who were there

No firsthand reports for these protests yet. When people who were there add a report, how it went (tone, police presence, arrests) shows up here.