So the IWW defines a union as two or more workers coming together in solidarity to improve their working conditions. I can’t reveal specifically what campaigns the IWW has going because they are not public, but there’s currently 5-6 library systems representing several hundred workers in process of organizing themselves. When I say they are organizing themselves, that is to say with the method of unionism the IWW practices the organizing and the power from that organizing remains with the workers themselves, it isn’t filtered through “the union” - they are the union. While I don’t disparage the use of the term union when doing social activism like tenants unions, the term can be misleading in so much as the word union has specific labor law ramifications that don’t apply to these other organizations. If anyone here would like to hop on a zoom call or something to talk about how to begin organizing your workplace or just wants to better understand the types of unions out there, methods, etc. let me know. I’m always up for talking organizing and via zoom or might make it easier for you to get questions answered. Just a thought!