The voice of UAWD, from the frontlines of the class struggle, by and for UAW members
Mike Davis has worked at the Toledo Molding & Die plant for 13 years, and his position in the IPS sector has meant that he and his coworkers have missed out on many benefits won by workers in Big Three plants. Mike speaks to Margie Thornton of Daily Struggle about why he believes in the power of a union anyway.
The six leaders of UAWD’s team at the 2026 UAW Constitutional Convention discuss the class-struggle strategy that enabled UAWD to lead the effort to divest the UAW from Israel bonds. Standing on the shoulders of decades of Palestine solidarity organizing, the win was made possible through the past year of organizing Local UAWD Chapters grounded in shop-floor struggle and the development of a UAWD ConCon program, which featured resolutions to enable rank-and-file militancy to fight layoffs, fight ICE, and in support of Palestine.
