Tuesday, July 19,  in 19 cities across AmericaGallo Internet boycott goes ‘viral’ before July 21 talks With contract negotiations between Gallo of Sonoma and the Cesar Chavez-founded United Farm Workers set for July 21 in Santa Rosa, Calif., the

Saturday, Sunday and TuesdayGallo boycott events in Bay Area and cross country before July 21 talks With contract negotiations between Gallo of Sonoma and the United Farm Workers set for July 21 in Santa Rosa, the UFW is stepping

12 noon Monday in BakersfieldAfter second farm worker dies from heat, UFW callson governor and lawmakers for emergency action  Following the death of a second Kern County farm worker in less than a year from exposure to extreme heat,

12 noon Sunday, July 17,  in San Francisco 1,000-plus farm workers, supporters march for “No Gallo!” 4 days before contract talks resume Four days before contract negotiations resume between Gallo of Sonoma and the United Farm Workers, more than

UFW backs AB 19; Chavez granddaughterlinks Gallo boycott and gay marriage fights United Farm Workers California Political Director Christine Chavez issued the following statement today (June 23, 2005) after the union’s National Executive Board endorsed AB 19, the gay

UFW response to ALRB complaint against UFW issued June 14, 2005, the same day the Gallo wine boycott was declared: Is it a believable coincidence that the Gallos filed these baseless charges on Nov. 1, 2004, and General Counsel

News from the UFW Contacts: ufwmediarelations@gmail.com                                                                            June 14, 2005 12 noon Tuesday at San Francisco City HallSay ‘No Gallo!’ UFW boycotts Gallo wine, asks publicto urge Gallo to take responsibility for exploited workers  The Cesar Chavez-founded United Farm Workers