Rideshare to Rebuilding Labor's Power

Call a regional contact near you to set up a ride-share to the conference so that you can save costs, have fun and arrive safely!

  • Ohio: Dan La Botz, 513-861-8722
  • New York: Steve Kindred, 917-679-0275
  • Pittsburgh: Patrick Young, 412-298-6361
  • Chicago: Jose Oliva, 773-612-2559
  • Toronto: Sarah Declerk, 416-830-9537
  • Madison: Ron Kaminkow, ronkaminkow [at] yahoo [dot] com
  • Michigan: Anna Saini, anna [at] labornotes [dot] org, 313-842-6262

Or let us know if you're organizing a ride share from your local area!

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