Join us on May 27, 7 p.m., at Squirrel Hill Sports Bar for a boisterous night of comedy, trivia and community support! 🎉 Proceeds will benefit striking newspaper workers at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Come one, come all! actionnetwork.org/events/post-ga…

🚨WE WON! 🥳‼️ We have a tentative agreement on a contract that will give our members more money and job protections and resolve our ULP. Our strike is over - we’re going back to work tomorrow!🎉

We all marched, texted, flyered, rallied, took videos, wrote articles, tweeted, and kept the pressure on. We built our solidarity and our power. Our union will return to work stronger than ever! Thank you to everyone who helped us hold the line. When we fight, we win!✊💙🎉

We at PUP are big boys and girls who get competing with other outlets, but we are ethical journalists who just have to say, our Jon Moss broke this story four days ago. Thank you for following and reading the PUP. unionprogress.com/2023/06/25/nom…

The Epilepsy Association of West/Cent PA, the Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle's Toby Tabachnick reports, says that the ongoing Pittsburgh synagogue massacre trial defense "is creating hurt among epilepsy patients as well, and we are compelled to speak out on behalf of those patients.”unionprogress.com/2023/07/03/epi…

Join us 6 p.m. Saturday, July 15 at the Wilkins Community Center for a viewing of the classic pro-labor film MATEWAN. Donations will benefit striking Post-Gazette workers as we fight for fair contracts and affordable health care!

🚨PGH: Join us 4 p.m. Thurs on the North Shore! 🚨 Come see our striking Natalie Judith speak and support fellow striking union members fighting to create good jobs in western PA!

Working hard today at the federal courthouse, Downtown, for the PUP, the Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle and the community, our Torsten Ove files the latest from the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre trial: unionprogress.com/2023/07/03/slo…

We told one of our strike "paper" interns, @parksdelaney, "Please don't get arrested." She exceeded expectations: teenvogue.com/story/pittsbur…

He rode a trash barge, roller skated, sipped local rye ... and covered a federal death penalty trial in the worst attack on Jews in U.S. history. Harrison Hamm asked to be the first strike "paper" intern and set a high bar. We wish him the best this year Denison University and beyond!

Today marks the 1-yr anniversary of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette strike. That's one whole year of going to the mat for our rights & respect, for local news, and Pittsburgh. We're proud to be fighting alongside our CWADistrict2-13, Teamsters & PPPWU union siblings. Together, we WILL win.

Despite the subject, I enjoyed chatting with Jason Togyer. Thanks for having me!

Today at noon will be the one-year anniversary of the Pittsburgh journalists' strike, which they marked with fellow striking workers earlier this month. Gino Canella documented the rally with this video: unionprogress.com/2023/10/18/icy…

One striking Pittsburgh news worker, our "Conan the Librarian," will tell you that 365 days is a LONG time to be on strike. But he still knows he made the right choice for fellow and future journalists: unionprogress.com/2023/10/18/as-…

1 yr ago today, I joined my colleagues on a picket line outside the PG, then spent hours in a meeting with Mike Pound is on strike✊, @erinaybear & Marian Needham, figuring out health care, strike payments and emergency funds for nearly 60 strikers. 1/2 unionprogress.com/2023/10/06/one…

It was the beginning of a long and as yet unfinished journey. At times it’s maddening and frustrating, but I've been deeply moved by the community support we've received. That, and the solidarity in our ranks, has sustained us.

What's cookin'? Your dessert recipe will be a hit in the forthcoming union supporters' cookbook, supporting the P-G workers' strike fund. Send your recipe, or attribute one to a family member/source. With 🫶 from union supporters & news readers. #itsbetterinaunion Cookbook.

Our big story is Steve Mellon's narrative about the East Palestine derailment and some of the lives it upended, with photos by Alexandra Wimley and maps by jennadoodledoo. It's part of our year-anniversary coverage collaboration with the New Castle News: unionprogress.com/2024/01/31/on-…

"At 71, I could walk away. But I can’t. I owe it to my colleagues who had the courage to take a stand in October 2022." Journalist Helen Fallon shares what it's like to have her journalism career bookmarked by two strikes, and why she's still fighting unionprogress.com/2024/08/04/jou…

A step forward in our fight.