The Gig is Up: How Gig Work Fuels Inequality

Sept. 24, 7-9 PM

PRESENTED BY: Northeast Ohio Worker Center, Cleveland Art Workers, Legal Aid, and the Northeast Ohio Black Health Coalition

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IN CONVERSATION WITH:

TJ "Peachcurls" Maclin, comedian, voice actor, and musician

Yvonka Hall, Excecutive Director of NEO Black Health Coalition

Nick Kerr, labor attorney at Legal Aid

Rebecca King, former Instacart / Doordash driver

FEATURING MUSIC BY:

Sierra Delaine

Ensemble Mercury

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Did you know 30% of gig workers are paid under the federal minimum wage of $7.25/hour? What can we do to push back against the injustice of the gig economy?

Join us for a conversation featuring Yvonka Hall of the Northeast Ohio Black Health Coalition, former Instacart & Doordash worker Rebecca King, comedian, musician, voice actor, TJ "Peachcurls" Maclin, & Nick Kerr from Legal Aid. The conversation will be flanked by performances by Cleveland gig workers-- the string quartet Ensemble Mercury (featuring members of AFM Local 4) & alternative soul singer Sierra Delaine.