#writers union

[bunchacrunchcake]

With all the SAG wins, there's a musician union too

https://www.afm.org/

Share to kill capitalist pigs

[wikipediapictures]

National Writers' Union of Ukraine

[bitch-a-la-mode]

Nice thing I found on Twitter

[emuanon34]

[lillianforest22]

I know tumblr isn’t the place for a lot of content creator to talk. But i don’t care. Just cause we Arnt “professionals” yet doent mean these strikes don’t effect us. One thing I doing is I’m gonna make sure not to advertise for anything that is part of the major writing and acting. Even movies I’m exited for. It small and not a lot. But as someone who write stories and edited podcast and videos. Someone’s who makes original art. This is also about ai trying to destroy the arts. Avoided ai filters and sun writings. Writers google docs ain’t safe anymore. There starting up on there new “ai intergration” keep your works safe.

[maggotfeed]

Y'know what I hope the animators go on strike too

[writingandmushroomdragons]

They... they fired all the writers on National Geographic. They're not on strike, the magazine is over. WHAT!?

[casebasket]

hey i don't know if this helps but, one thing you can do to maybe help the writer's strike is to unsubscribe from streaming services, particularly those most involved in the negotiations (from what I can tell, disney, netflix, apple tv). this costs nothing and in fact saves you money, and you can directly show companies how you feel about their treatment of writers.

ALSO! aside from all the free online content you can find, here's another option:

CHECK YOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY! some public libraries offer FREE ONLINE STREAMING SERVICES where you can watch tv shows and film just like on netflix, e.g. my public library provides, among many other resources, access to kanopy, which stream classic and iconic films, documentaries, tv shows, etc., and their selection goes on rotation so there's always something new to watch! AND you'll be helping out your library by showing your government people USE PUBLIC LIBRARY RESOURCES, thereby proving their importance in the community! (librarians, correct me if I'm wrong)