Interfaith Coalition for Worker Justice
of South Central Wisconsin
What is the ICWJ?
The Interfaith Coalition for Worker Justice of South Central Wisconsin (ICWJ), established in Madison in 1999, is a coalition of individuals, religious congregations, interfaith bodies, labor unions, and community organizations concerned about economic and worker justice. Our mission is to educate and mobilize the religious and labor communities of South Central Wisconsin on worker rights issues, to actively build relationships between faith and labor groups, and to support the rights of workers to organize and engage in collective bargaining.
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Contact Us
2300 S. Park St. Suite #6
Madison, WI 53713
Director Rabbi Renee Bauer
Phone: 608-255-0376
Fax: 608-255-0239
(call before sending fax)
Email:director@workerjustice.org
Party for Justice: Fundraiser for the Interfaith Coalition for Worker Justice and Madison Arcatao Sister City Project
August 15th, 2010 from 6:00pm to 10:00pm
Join the ICWJ for a fun night out - bring your friends and family along!
Featuring Blue Train and Shrunken Heads
Suggested donation is $5 to $10
Thanks to our current Sponsors!
- First Congregational United Church of Christ
- Trinity United Methodist Church
- Rabbis Renee and Laurie Zimmerman
- Laurie Frank and Bert Zipper
- Doug and Sheri Keillor
- Art and Sue Lloyd
- Bob and Joann Skloot
Connecting with the Buddhist Community
Monday, August 23rd from 6:30pm to 9:00pm
Home of Don Katz and Rebecca Krantz
2116 Jefferson St. in Maidson
Contact Don, donbkatz@gmail.com, or Rabbi Renee Bauer at director@workerjustice.org to RSVP
Labor in the Pulpits
The ICWJ invites you to join this national initiative to celebrate the sacred link between faith, work, and justice. We can arrange to have a guest speaker from the pulpit or at a forum at your congregation the weekend of or around Labor Day.
Contact Rabbi Renee Bauer at director@workerjustice.org or 608-255-0376
Courtesy of Carlos Miranda
