This episode covers the two year fight that two CEA members led and won. It's a testament to the strength of a union, the strength of friendship, and the importance of literature.

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In the final part of the Community Campus School series, Chris Monteiro recalls the end of the school year and the escalation of the fight for the coordinator position. Interspersed are voice recordings from other CEA members on the Northland implementation team that help shape the story and the vision of what could be possible for the future of public education.

I continue the conversation with Chris about how the bosses started to strategically keep the win from the workers. This episode explains how the fight for the coordinator started and why. We speak about working conditions and worker exploitation in our workplace along the way.