On May 19th, 2014, the Forward Together Movement will return to the North Carolina General Assembly for it’s first Moral Monday of the 2014 Legislative Session. This video is an expose of the Movement and an explanation of why it’s continuing.
State lawmakers will reconvene the General Assembly for the legislative “short session” next week, and Moral Monday will follow them on May 19th.
Announcing the launch of Moral Movies, a four-month screening series that will bring award-winning documentaries to eight cities across North Carolina.
Mad about Duke’s coal ash spill in the Dan River and the governor and regulators’ response? Come to Moral Monday in Eden!
“We need to spread the word that a union card is the best anti-poverty program around,” says MaryBe McMillan.
March with us or watch it live! And sign our petition!
On Saturday, February 8th we will march! Will you march with us behind the AFL-CIO banner?
Legendary singer/songwriter Anne “The Union Maid” Feeney will perform at a Moral Monday benefit concert Jan. 31 in Durham.
The next iteration of Moral Monday is going down in Rowan County on November 18th with support from union members in who live and work in the Piedmont.
Sign to tell North Carolina’s government to stop criminalizing the right to protest.
Governor McCrory’s promise to “rebrand” North Carolina isn’t doing us any favors.
Brothers and sisters, if ever a place needed a moral revolution, it is here in North Carolina.
On the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington, we will heed Dr. King’s call at to go home and organize!
What’s next for Moral Monday after what the Asheville Citizen-Times called “the largest local protest in recent memory”?
Moral Monday will now go statewide, and the first stop is in Asheville.
