Workers Interfaith Network

aka WIN   |   Memphis, TN   |  www.workersinterfaithnetwork.org

Mission

The mission of Workers Interfaith Network is to educate and organize people of faith, low-wage workers, and workers' allies in order to improve wages, benefits, and working conditions for the hard-working people of the Mid-South, especially those who earn low wages. We believe that every person has God-given dignity that must be respected in the workplace. We honor our Creator by seeking justice that enables workers to share in the fruits of their labor.

Ruling year info

2020

Principal Officer

Rev. Rebekah Jordan Gienapp

Main address

3035 Directors Row Bldg B - 1207

Memphis, TN 38131

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Formerly known as

Mid-South Interfaith Network for Economic Justice

EIN

02-0623073

NTEE code info

Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups (R20)

Civil Rights, Social Action, and Advocacy N.E.C. (R99)

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Our programs

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Memphis Workers' Center

The Memphis Workers' Center educates low-wage immigrant and native-born workers about their workplaces rights, and organizes workers to improve their working conditions, including recover unpaid wages and workers' compensation payments owed by their employers.

Population(s) Served

This program engages people of faith, community allies, and low-wage workers in campaigns that either: 1) support the right of workers at specific workplaces to organize for better working conditions or 2) will result in local, state, or national public policies that improve wages and working conditions for low-wage workers.

Population(s) Served

WIN's living wage organizing brings together workers, people of faith, and community groups to advocate with specific employers for wages that bring workers out of poverty. Currently, WIN's living wage campaign is focused on workers at the University of Memphis.

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Financials

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Workers Interfaith Network

Board of directors
as of 05/02/2012
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Board chair

Rev. Renee Dillard

St. John's United Methodist Church

Term: 2009 - 2011

Clayton Bullard

Workers United (volunteer)

Greg Crouse

Ironworkers Local 167 (staff)

Renee Dillard

St. John's United Methodist Church (staff)

Mary Edwards

Greenleaf C.M.E. Church (staff)

Sandra Wright

worker activist

Neal Gammill

Student

Erika Eubanks

Godwin, Morris, Laurenzi, & Bloomfield

Cristina Condori

Domestic worker

Andy Andrews

St. Mary's Episcopal Church

Beverly Nicholson

Church Women United