Worship service to commemorate the 40 year anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr’s death (and in resolution to continue the struggle for civil rights and economic justice).

Security guards throughout the city face the problem of low wages and insufficient benefits. AlliedBarton is the largest security company in our city and employs 87% of the guards in Philadelphia. 97% of the private security guards in Philadelphia are African American. Like the black workers in Memphis in 1968, security guards face systemic oppression. Like the black workers in Memphis in 1968, we want to unite and stand up for our families.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE CAUSE It's More Than Just A Dream:    - Worship Service Details    - It's More Than Just A Dream and its significance    - Download and Print the Flyer About the Cause:    - Take Action    - Who We Are    - Who Controls the Wages    - The Goal: Family Sustaining Wages    - What Has Changed    - Press

Philadelphia’s security force needs your help! No working man should be poor! Jobs with Justice and POWR have already won $2 million pay increases in 2008 for some guards at UPenn and Temple, but thousands more across our city are still grossly underpaid. Now, we need your help to tell Anne d’Harnoncourt, Director of the Philadelphia Museum of Art to take a stand for the guards that protect priceless collections at the PMA

Philadelphia Jobs with Justice | 1315 Spruce St. Suite 331 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 | Phone: 215-670-5855, Fax: 215-670-5856 | Contact Jobs With Justice | Donate

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Labor Donated by Drew Panckeri