Golden Farm
[/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/kbk_goldenfarm_protest_peterwalshprojects_flickr.jpg] Following almost two years of neighbors, civic leaders, and Occupy Kensington [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Kensington/513510922042949] members refusing to shop at Golden Farm [/tag/golden-farm] because of deep-rooted concerns over labor practices at the shop, the boycott is
Golden Farm
Whether you’re already passionate about the ongoing boycotts at Golden Farm [/tag/golden-farm], a $15 minimum wage, immigrants’ rights, stopping the Keystone XL Pipeline [http://keystone-xl.com], or halting high stakes testing in schools–or even if you’re just curious about the topics–Friday, April 25 is the
Golden Farm
After agreeing earlier this year to suspend boycotts against embattled Kensington grocery store Golden Farm [/tag/golden-farm], neighbors, Occupy Kensington [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Kensington/513510922042949] members, and New York Communities for Change [http://www.nycommunities.org/] were once again on the corner of Church Avenue and E 4th
Bangla Naga Supermarket
It seems every family needs two kinds of grocery stores: A small store within walking distance of your home stocked with bread, milk, and an array of goods needed for last-minute recipes; and a large supermarket at which to do weekly bulk shopping. Lucky for us, Kensington has a variety
Golden Farm
What are you doing tomorrow? How about rally to show support Golden Farm employees. Golden Farm workers finally are paid minimum wage but they still have no basic benefits: sick days, vacation days, medical care, or job security. The fight continues as, according to New York Communities for Change: >
Golden Farm
As the fight for workers’ rights at Golden Farm [/tag/golden-farm] continues, there’s a way to help employees and their families this holiday season. Neighbors have organized a gift drive [http://goldenfarmjustice.wordpress.com/2012/12/13/a-golden-farm-christmas/] to collect donations of toys and clothing and distribute them to
Golden Farm
As crowds gather in the Financial District this week for the one-year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, neighbor Marina Sitrin [http://marinasitrin.com/] takes to the Huffington Post [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marina-sitrin/occupy-wall-street-anniversary_b_1884829.html] to look at the impact the movement has had around the country, and
Golden Farm
http://youtu.be/EvoZZRZfCQ0 On Church Ave at East 4th Street, there’s a well-stocked market called Golden Farm that many of you probably shop at regularly. And in the past few months, you may have heard a lot about a campaign by Golden Farm workers [http://articles.nydailynews.com/