UFE Community
Nation’s Most Progressive Tax Gets a Boost
by lgendall ()From UFE's March 2008 E-News
Tales From the Wealth Gap
by bob ()Check out the range of real stories of the impact of economic inequality submitted to our website.
Training of Trainers Institutes
by Anonymous ()UFE is one of the few national organizations that trains and supports a network of volunteer economics educators. We now have over 180 active volunteer trainers nationwide. These trained workshop leaders conduct programs on the changing economy across the country. UFE holds Training of Trainers Institutes several times a year.
Partner Organizations
by Ben ()Collaboration is crucial to UFE's work of supporting and helping to build a movement for a fair economy. We work with partners in all our issue areas to ensure good communications and to integrate joint work concerning our shared interests.
Volunteer Opportunities
by Ben ()UFE welcomes volunteers to help us with our economic justice work. Volunteer opportunities are most often available at our downtown Boston headquarters. Occasionally, we need volunteers to help at events across the country, ranging from Washington, D.C. to Washington state.
Typical volunteer tasks at UFE range from stuffing envelopes and helping with mailings, to database entry, staffing events, short research jobs, graphic design tasks, and web work. Currently we have a need for a Bilingual Online Volunteer.
Take Action
by Ben ()Take Action
The United States is one of the richest nations in the world. So why aren't our schools thriving? Why are so many African-Americans unemployed? Why are healthcare, housing and college education so hard to afford?
Our mission at UFE is to support the growing movement for economic fairness in every way we can. This can take many forms. If you are interested in making the economy fairer and improving the quality of life in the U.S. for everyone, you can:
