This from Jobs with Justice:

• In Wisconsin, workers, students, community, and faith have joined together to stage massive protests this week against Governor Walker’s budget proposal which would gut collective bargaining rights for 200,000 public workers.  Tens of thousands of people are putting their everyday lives on hold to stand in solidarity.  Student Labor Action Project activists in Wisconsin have been mobilizing on a daily basis to the capitol.
  WHAT CAN YOU DO?
  • Beginning Monday, workers, students, faith leaders, and community allies will be holding solidarity rallies in their own states.  Plan your own action, or contact your local JwJ coalition to find out if there is already an action planned in your area.
  • Thousands of people are changing their facebook status to say, “Today I stand with in solidarity with the teachers, firefighters, nurses, and all public workers who are fighting for their rights. If you do too, change this to your status for the rest of the day.”
  • The Student Labor Action Project is organizing a March 2^nd Public Need vs Corporate Greed Day of Action.  Stay tuned for more details on these actions in days to come.
• In Ohio, working people are also fighting a repeal of collective bargaining rights for the teachers, firefighters, nurses, and other public servants who provide vital services in our communities.  Yesterday, thousands of people, including members of Columbus and Toledo JwJ, converged on the capitol to rally against Senate Bill 5.  JwJ coalitions throughout the state, including Cleveland and Columbus, are gearing up for more actions in the coming weeks, including more actions at the capitol, vigils, town hall meetings, and rallies in key cities.
• In Indiana, working people are fighting several anti-worker bills, including so-called "Right to Work" legislation that makes it easier for companies to lower wages and cut benefits.  JwJ coalitions across the state have been taking action at the state house and holding hearings and press conferences.  They're gearing up for a hearing on Right to Work and visits to the state house every day next week. 
• In other states across the country, including Maine, Florida, and Missouri, JwJ coalitions are fighting back against anti-worker legislation rangning from Right to Work to corporate tax breaks to fighting to keep the state's minimum wage.