Labor Notes is a media and organizing project founded in 1979 that aims to amplify the voices of union activists and restore the power of the labor movement. Through various platforms such as their magazine, website, books, conferences, and workshops, Labor Notes promotes organizing and aggressive strategies to fight concessions, along with alliances with worker centers and member-run unions. Labor Notes also serves as a network connecting rank-and-file members, local union leaders, and labor activists who are committed to strengthening the labor movement from the ground up.

Recognizing the challenges faced by workers today, Labor Notes provides resources and support for leaders and union members who want to combat these trends and reshape the future of the labor movement. Their magazine, which offers news and analysis from workers' perspectives, is complemented by a range of books and pamphlets that provide practical guidance on battling employers. The organization also hosts national conferences every two years, Troublemakers Schools, and workshops to foster knowledge exchange and skills development among labor activists.

Labor Notes relies on the support of its readers and offers donation opportunities for those who want to contribute to their mission