[Google AI Mode at the query, signed out and incognito (operator default of 2026-10-14). The operator, with the paste: 'linked to wikipedia in place of popup, so ai mode'. The paste opens on the page header ('Halloween 2026') and its tab row, with no 'You said' line; the query is the census name as printed for him at 18:21 EDT. The web results above the answer are kept in the raw paste and are not part of the composition. Received 2026-10-31 18:44 EDT.] [QUERENT] Labor Notes [SYSTEM] Labor Notes is an American media and organizing project founded in 1979 by labor activist Kim Moody. Operating as a voice for the "troublemaking wing" of the labor movement, it reports on rank-and-file union democracy, strikes, and independent worker-led organizing efforts. The organization is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, with an additional office in Brooklyn, New York. Wikipedia +1 Labor Notes Labor Notes | Brooklyn NY LABOR NOTES CONFERENCE 2024 Labor Notes Conference: April 19-21 | Labor Notes Labor Notes Subscription | Labor Notes Reflections from Labor Notes 2024 Learning, Recharging, Uniting at Labor Notes 2026 | Labor Notes Labor Notes (@labornotes) / X Labor Notes 2024 Recap - Labor Network for Sustainability We Can't Rebuild the Labor Movement Without Taking on Big ... Videos from the 2022 Labor Notes Conference | Labor Notes Founded 1979 Founder Kim Moody Headquarters Detroit, MI Official Website labornotes.org Core Initiatives and Operations Monthly Magazine: Publishes 11 issues annually covering shop-floor strategy, union elections, and grassroots campaigns across major sectors. Biennial Conference: Hosts a massive national conference in Chicago every two years that connects thousands of rank-and-file workers and international delegates. Labor Notes | +1 Educational Workshops: Coordinates regular online and in-person training events focusing on basic organizing skills, steward network maintenance, and contract enforcement. Movement Building: Bridges isolated reform caucuses to help democratize major organizations, historically supporting factions like the Teamsters for a Democratic Union (TDU). Would you like to explore specific recent articles from the magazine, details on the upcoming Labor Notes conference, or their educational training materials?