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What organized power is necessary to enact significant social change, and how do we, inside and outside of the workplace, learn from progressive successes to win locally? Gather with transit riders, workers, neighbors and friends to discuss No Shortcuts: Organizing Power in the New Gilded Age, the near-classic manual by late labor and community organizer Jane McCalevey that has informed strategies in multiple regional transit unions seeing real changes, from streetcar expansions in Kansas City to mayoral elections in Seattle.  No Shortcuts is available locally at Downbound and Roebling, regional public libraries, and as an audiobook on Libby. RSVP for an excerpt including the introduction and first chapter. Please us know if you need a copy from our lending library. Community Space at 118 Findlay St Tuesday, June 23 6:30–8:30 PM 118 Findlay St is located across the street from the Findlay Market North Lot and Market Shed. Bus Nearby Metro stops for buses 11, 17, and 20. Streetcar Free Cincinnati Connector stops 2 blocks away. Bike Lock your bike up on the railing behind 118 Findlay. Nearest Redbike station on the opposite side of Findlay at Pleasant St/Clymer Alley. Accessibility: Follow the wide, paved sidewalk on the west side of the building to a sidewalk-level entrance. The bathroom in the north room is all-gender, ADA accessible, and equipped with a changing table. Want more information? Read these reviews: Labor Notes (Mike Parker) Harpers Magazine (Dayna Tortorici) The Commons Social Change Library (Joel Dignam)