Emily Udell - In These Times

Emily Udell is a writer for Angie’s List Magazine in Indianapolis. In 2009, she finished a stint drinking bourbon and covering breaking news for The Courier-Journal in Louisville, Ky. Her eclectic media career also includes time at the Associated Press, Punk Planet (R.I.P.), The Daily Southtown in southwest Chicago, and Radio Prague in the Czech Republic. She co-hosted and co-produced In These Times’ radio show “Fire on the Prairie” from 2003 to 2006.

Udell was also a field researcher and organizer for the Independent Press Association of Chicago, and helped create the first guide to independent, community and ethnic press in Chicago. She worked as an editorial associate at the national news and culture magazine Punk Planet and has contributed to Free Speech Radio News and various local Chicago print and online newspapers.

Will Apple Feel Any Heat for Violations of Its Own Labor Code?

Flying the Unfriendly Skies: Lufthansa Pilots Strike

Around the Country, State Employees Rally Against Furloughs, Pay Cuts

Conn. Workers Ground Company’s Plans to Fly Jobs Overseas

Calif. Mineworkers Locked Out After Contract Rejection

LA Hospital Vote Deals Blow to SEIU (Updated)

Thousands of Chilean Miners Strike for Better Wages, Benefits

Mining Programs Provide Job Training for Inmates. But Are They Worth It?

A Penny for Our Work: Florida Farmworkers Protest Grocer

Another Slaughterhouse Hazard: Pig Brain Mist

Struggling Vermont Dairies Shaken by Federal Subpoenas

Hyatt Continues Catching Flack over Fired Boston Workers

High-Class Hotels in San Fran Face Cascade of Walkouts

Stronger Workplace Democracy for Airline and Rail Industries?

Hotel Owner Bans Spanish—And Workers Fight Back

In America’s ‘RV Capital,’ Another Blow for Workers

On Columbus Day, Workers Challenge N.H., Calif. Governors

John Deere Workers Sign Major Deal Barring Factory Closures

A Survivor’s Story of Trafficking and Slavery

Maintenance Workers Fight for Lost Wages in Chicago

Carnival Guest Workers Win Back Wages, Better Living Conditions

Older Unemployed Workers Marginalized in Recession

Workers Take Fight to Wells Fargo, but Police Turn Them Away

Finally, Good News for Workers: AT&T, Unions Reach Deals

Bill Would ‘Professionalize’ Gang Intervention Workers

Tough Times Threaten Day Labor Centers

In the Big Easy, Workers’ Advocates Fight for Wage Theft Law

Anti-Poverty Conference Works to Build ‘Unsettling Force’

No Legal Relief for Coal Miner Suffering Black Lung

Hospital Flacks Spread Fake News

Journalists' groups are concerned about broadcast outlets using video news releases produced by pharmaceutical companies and healthcare providers

Your Flat Screen Has (Greenhouse) Gas

Selling Out Grandma

Dark Side of Russias Rainbow

Despite political, legal and religious pressures, Nikolai Alexeyev has worked to combat prejudice and secure legal and political protections for Russia's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community

Putting the IRS to Political Use?

“You Know It Makes Sense”

Where Are the Women?

Gannongate or Nothinggate?

Keeping the Faith

Three Strikes…

U.S. Military Drops the “Gay Bomb”

So Wrong, for So Long

Recapturing Kansas

Social Injustice

What Would Jesus Broadcast?

Imperial Amnesia

Gore Vidal on America’s current imbroglio

Healthcare Crisis, Compounded with Interest….

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