Emma Kinema

Leader of the Campaign to Organize Digital Employees for the Communications Workers of America

Leader of the Campaign to Organize Digital Employees for the Communications Workers of America

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Around Southern California and at other tech hubs nationwide, video game workers (and other tech workers) are trying to unionize. Emma Kinema co-founded    Game Workers Unite!

How unionizing could change the lucrative video game industry

Around Southern California and at other tech hubs nationwide, video game workers (and other tech workers) are trying to unionize. Emma Kinema co-founded Game Workers Unite!

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