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Big Bend Labor Chapter Labor Day Panel: Workers, Community & Solidarity

Monday, September 7, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT
American Legion, Tallahassee, Florida

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Join the Big Bend Labor Chapter on Labor Day, September 7, 2026, for a community panel bringing together workers, labor leaders, and community voices for a conversation about solidarity, working people, and building stronger communities. 🎤 Meet Our Panelists ✨ Serenity Williams- Communications Workers of America ✨ Alfredo Patiño- Tallahassee Workers Assembly/Beyond the Bars ✨ Jonah Mundy- Leon Classroom Teachers Association ✨ David O’Keefe- Leon County Commission Seat 5 Candidate ✨ Amanda Green- FL Congressional District 2 Candidate ✨ Dot Inman-Johnson- Tallahassee City Commission Seat 3 Candidate This Labor Day, we’re celebrating the power of workers coming together, not just in our workplaces, but throughout our communities. 💛 Supporting Food Not Bombs Tallahassee As part of the event, we’ll be raising funds for Food Not Bombs Tallahassee, a local grassroots organization providing free food, basic necessities, and mutual aid to our community. Their work includes weekly free food shares, distribution of hygiene and basic-needs supplies, and community organizing rooted in direct action and solidarity. Help us put solidarity into action. 👉 Donate to the Food Not Bombs Tallahassee fundraiser: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/american-humanist-association-tallahassee-fl/hot-food-not-bombs-collaboration 🍽️ Come for the conversation. Stay for the community. Light refreshments will be served after the panel. Open to union members, labor allies, community members, and the public. RSVP today! Questions? Contact Danielle Thomas at [email removed].

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