"BREAD FOR ALL, AND ROSES TOO" –Helen M. Todd
Rose Rank and File (RRF) is an informal network of library workers from the New York Public Library Guild, Local 1930, fighting for a strong, effective, and democratic union.
Through outreach, solidarity building, and campaigns, Rose Rank and File offers a vision for:
A Local 1930 that is inclusive, participatory, and transparent
A Local 1930 that fights for all library workers
A Local 1930 that delivers results
A Local 1930 that organizes for collective liberation and the common good
A Local 1930 that proactively looks to the future
See ABOUT RRF for expanded details about our POINTS OF UNITY!
JOIN US! bit.ly/JoinRRF • SHARE OUR WEBSITE! bit.ly/RoseRankAndFile • FOLLOW US! bit.ly/RRFInstagram • ATTEND UNION MEETINGS! • UPDATE YOUR MAILING ADDRESS • VOTE! • EMAIL US QUESTIONS! RoseRankAndFile@gmail.com
The "Rose" in our name refers to NYPL's Rose Main Reading Room, as well as the phrase "Bread for all, and roses too" from Helen M. Todd's 1911 "Getting Out the Vote" speech.
Click through the slides to the left (or below if you are on a mobile device) to learn what it means to "Join" RRF! A version of these slides were originally posted on RRF's Instagram account. Image descriptions are added as alt text.
Email RoseRankAndFile@gmail.com. We'll continually add more info + functionality 😎