An intersection for workers’ rights, policy discussions and activism

Empowerment Institute FMTK Central Labor Council

The Reality

Struggling workers in every community are overwhelmed by the lack of time, social connections and education to make meaningful improvements in their lives. We can all make change, together.

Empowerment Institute An intersection for workers’ rights, policy discussions and activism

Let's Break The Cycle

The Empowerment Institute has a free curriculum for every interested resident who desires to become more active in their communities. There are monthly workshops for different levels of activism and potential leadership. A class for everyone.

The Future Is Now

Local and regional experts are seeking to build a pipeline of activated neighbors and students to become consistent voters, community leaders, organizers and government officials. Every level of activism is needed.

Community = Progress

The Empowerment Institute incorporates both action and social wellness into the year-round curriculum to foster relationships and trust among the participants. Successful communities are active communities.

Empowerment Institute An intersection for workers’ rights, policy discussions and activism

The Goal

Educate, inspire and re-focus thousands of workers in the Central Valley to become change agents in their communities, workplaces and local governments.

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the mission statement for the Empowerment Institute?

The Empowerment Institute serves as an intersection for workers’ rights, policy discussions, and activism.

The Empowerment Institute hosts monthly workshops for community engagement, and monthly classes for all levels of activism, and helps build connections and trust in the Central Valley. Join a workshop to get involved!

The Empowerment Institute offers monthly workshops for community engagement, and classes for all levels of activism. 

The Empowerment Institute is in partnership with the FMTK Central Labor Council. 

By phone (559) 540-4139, by email at empower@myunionworks.com, or by visiting our contact page.