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What is Our Mission?
What is Our Mission?
The mission of The "Work Smarter, Not Harder" Project is to empower all individuals, with a special focus on students and marginalized communities, by providing accessible education on workers' rights and labor laws. Through engaging presentations, events, and resources, we aim to foster awareness, advocate for fair labor practices, and equip people with the knowledge they need to navigate the workforce confidently and responsibly.
What are The Main Ways We Measure Success?
What are The Main Ways We Measure Success?
Average % of Overall Awareness Increased
# of Total Partnerships
Total # of People Reached
Total # of People Presented To
Total # of Students Reached
Total # of Marginalized-Identifying People Reached
What Have We Accomplished So Far?
What Have We Accomplished So Far?
220% Average Increase in Overall Awareness
5 Total Partnerships
13,677 People Reached
315 Total People Presented To
191 Total Students Reached
76 Total Marginalized-Identifying People Reached
Why Did We Start The "Work Smarter, Not Harder" Project?
Why Did We Start The "Work Smarter, Not Harder" Project?
The "Work Smarter, Not Harder" Project began to address the lack of awareness about workers' rights among teens and marginalized communities, who are often exploited due to this knowledge gap. Inspired by our own experiences and the positive impact we saw during our initial outreach, we aim to provide accessible resources that empower individuals to understand and advocate for their rights in the workplace.
Where do We Want to Go in the Future?
Where do We Want to Go in the Future?
In the future, The "Work Smarter, Not Harder" Project aims to expand nationwide by building partnerships with community organizations and schools, empowering individuals to use our presentations independently to spread knowledge further.
We plan to establish a sustainable presence at UNM, recruit new members, and grow beyond our local efforts. Additionally, we aim to create interactive workshops, provide accessible resources, and support workers in need, ultimately building a network of empowered communities who understand their rights and actively work towards better workplace conditions.
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