Finding Aid to the East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) Records
Finding aid prepared by Wendy Welker
Labor Archives and Research Center
2024
San Francisco State University
J. Paul Leonard Library, Room 460
1630 Holloway Ave
San Francisco 94132-1722
Business Number: (415) 405-5571
larc@sfsu.edu
Title: East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) records
Date (inclusive): 1984-2010
Date (bulk): 2000-2008
Creator:
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy
Extent:
8.75 Cubic Feet
(7 cartons)
Collection number: larc.ms.0421
Accession number: 2017/003
Repository:
Labor Archives and Research Center
J. Paul Leonard Library, Room 460
San Francisco State University
1630 Holloway Ave
San Francisco, CA 94132-1722
(415) 405-5571
larc@sfsu.edu
Abstract: East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) records comprise materials from its 1999 to 2010 campaigns revolving around
economic, racial, and social justice issues. These campaigns include: Living Wage; immigrant rights; community and labor
organizing at Port of Oakland; worker justice; Oakland economic development; Pixar Studios expansion impact; and the legal
fight against the Woodfin Hotel management's noncompliance with Living Wage ordinance Measure C and its attack on undocumented
workers during the years 2000 to 2011. The collection contains administrative, training, legal and research materials, correspondence,
publications, and photographs produced by EBASE. The collection also includes publications from various local and international
organizations dealing with labor issues and media clippings about EBASE.
Physical Location: Collection stored offsite: advance notice required for use.
Languages: Languages represented in the collection: English.
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) Records, larc.ms.0421, Labor and Archives Research
Center, San Francisco State University.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Donated by East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE), 2017 (2017.003).
Arrangement
The collection is arranged into the following series: Series 1: Administrative Materials, 2006-2010; Series 2: Campaigns,
1984-2010; Series 3: Photographs, 1999-2007.
Biographical / Historical
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) was established in 1999 in Oakland, California, when a collaboration between
labor, community, and faith groups won the Oakland Living Wage Ordinance, which boosted wages for service workers. EBASE
serves as a resource and advocacy organization that advances "economic, racial, and social justice by building a just economy
based on good jobs and healthy communities." EBASE addresses "the root cause of economic injustice by developing strategic
alliances among community, labor, and people of faith to build power and create change with lower income workers and communities
of color." EBASE has successfully worked with unions in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties and community groups on issues
such as fair development, living wages, immigrant rights, and stemming housing displacement.
Scope and Contents
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) records comprise materials from its 1999 to 2010 campaigns revolving around
economic, racial, and social justice issues. These campaigns include: Living Wage; immigrant rights; community and labor
organizing at Port of Oakland; worker justice; Oakland economic development; Pixar Studios expansion impact; and the legal
fight against the Woodfin Hotel management's noncompliance with Living Wage ordinance Measure C and its attack on undocumented
workers during the years 2000 to 2011. Several of the campaigns involving Living Wage or union actions target high profile
businesses or companies, such as Skates on the Bay restaurant, Clarement and Radisson Hotels, and Cintas Corporation. The
collection contains administrative, training, legal and research materials, correspondence, publications, and photographs
and other audiovisual materials produced by or afflicated with EBASE. The collection also includes publications from various
local and international organizations dealing with labor issues and media clippings about EBASE.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Equality -- Economic aspects -- California.
Social justice -- California.
Racial justice -- California.
Human rights advocacy -- California.
Photographs.
CD-ROMs.
CD-Rs.
DVDs.
Videocassettes.
Betacam-SP.
Digital Betacam (TM).
Color negatives.
Series 1:
Administrative Materials
2006-2010
Extent: 4 folders(Carton 1, folders 1-4)
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Contents
The Administrative Materials series comprises a small component of the EBASE records. Its contents, created in 2006 to 2010,
relates directly to the existence of the organization and includes EBASE founders interview questions, a 7th Anniversary program,
and a strategic plan for 2008-2010.
carton 1, folder 1
EBASE brochure and 7th Anniversary program
2006-2007
carton 1, folder 2
EBASE founders interview questions
circa 2008-2009
carton 1, folder 4
Initiative petition to enact city ordinance
2007
Series 2:
Campaigns
1984-2010
Extent: 5 cartons
Arrangement
Campaigns have been arranged alphabetically but folder designations and contents kept in their original state.
Scope and Contents
The Campaigns series consists of the drives and efforts that EBASE originated and/or supported to advance economic, racial,
and social justice from 1999 to 2010. These campaigns consist of: City of Emeryville; Immigration Rights; Living Wage; Oakland
Economic Development; Pixar Animation Studios Expansion; Port of Oakland; Putting Oakland to Work; Woodfin Hotel; and Worker
Justice. The campaigns that produced the majority of material in this series are: the Living Wage lawsuit by Skates on the
Bay; Pixar Animation Studios Expansion; Port of Oakland; and Woodfin Hotel, which comprises the largest segment. Details
of the major campaigns are described in the Scope and Contents Notes and Historical Notes within individual campaign listings.
Campaign material includes: impact reports, correspondence, court and other legal documents, proposals, executive summaries,
memorandum, meeting agendas, minutes and notes, surveys, assessments, questionnaires, government documents, training material,
contract compliance forms, press clippings and publications, flyers and other ephemera, CD-ROMS, CD-Rs, DVDs, videotape and
Betacam cassettes, and research and support material, including documents produced before the founding of EBASE. There is
some crossover and duplicate material within multiple campaigns. Photographs of many of the campaigns can be found in the
Photographs Series of this finding aid.
carton 1, folder 7
Labor Immigrant Organizing Network (LION)
2000-2001
carton 1, folder 8
March and Rally for Amnesty and Immigration Rights
2001
Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride (IWFR)
carton 1, folder 10
Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union (HERE) initiative
2002
carton 1, folder 11
Planning and promotion
2003
carton 1, folder 12
Rider applications and profiles
2003
carton 1, folders 13-15
Everywhere We Go: Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride
2003
Scope and Contents
Consists of one videocassette and two Betacam cassettes.
carton 1, folder 16
Administrative and outreach materials
2004-2010
carton 1, folder 19
Coalition meeting (immigration and labor)
2007
carton 1, folder 20
Immigration and Education Committee
2007-2008
Living Wage
Historical Note
Living Wage policies ensure that anyone who works full-time for a business or organization that contracts with the government
is able to survive on what they earn and feed their family without needing to rely on emergency health care, food stamps,
or other support to make ends meet.
carton 1, folders 22-27
City documents and support materials
1999-2004
carton 1, folder 28
The Berkeley Living Wage Briefing Book
2000
carton 1, folder 29
Berkeley Waterfront Commission
2001
carton 1, folder 30
Berkeley Living Wage Ordinance subpoena [CD-ROM]
2005
carton 1, folder 33
Oakland [videocassette]
2001
carton 1, folder 34, carton 2, folder 1
carton 2, folder 6
Miscellaneous Bay Area cities living wage ordinances
1998-2006
carton 2, folder 7
Miscellaneous California and out-of-state living wage ordinances
1998-2001
Skates on the Bay lawsuit
History of Skates on the Bay Campaign
In 2001 RUI One Corp., owner of the restaurant Skates on the Bay, filed a lawsuit against the city of Berkeley to block enforcement
of a unique ordinance that would require businesses in the city's Marina Zone to pay their workers a living wage. While many
cities around the country had required businesses that had municipal contracts to pay a living wage, Berkeley's law was the
first in which a city required a group of businesses beyond those it contracted with to adopt a living wage. RUI One Corp.
claimed the ordinance was unfair to businesses in the Marina Zone (which included the Radisson Hotel and His Lordships Restaurant),
resulting in increased prices and elimination of part-time employees. The company claimed Berkeley's ordinance was preempted
by the state minimum wage laws and federal ERISA statute, which governs employee benefits. A district court dismissed the
lawsuit, stating Skates on the Bay had no legal basis to defy the city's ordinance and should be required to pay the higher
wages.
Scope and Contents
Folders contain legal and support documents, notes, correspondence, meeting agendas, employee complaints, and newspaper clippings.
Includes some material on other companies in the Marina Zone.
Legal and support documents
carton 2, folder 18
Filing event/complaint meeting
2001
carton 2, folder 21
EBASE rebuttal to legal challenge
2002
carton 2, folders 22-25
Produced documents
1999-2003
carton 2, folders 26-27
Privileged documents
2000-2002
carton 2, folders 28-29
Cintas Corporation lawsuit
1999-2005
History of Cintas Campaign
Cintas, North America's largest uniform and laundry company, was sued in 2003 by workers in Hayward and Los Angeles for violations
of those cities' living wage ordinances. Cintas responded to the suits by seeking to overturn those living wage laws. In
2005 an Alameda County judge ordered the company to pay 1.4 million in wages, interest and state penalties. Cintas appealed,
arguing that employees at its San Leandro facility were not covered by the Hayward law, but a state appeals court ruled against
the company, as did the California Supreme Court.
Scope and Contents
Folders contain reports, city documents, correspondence, press clippings and publications.
Oakland Economic Development
carton 2, folder 30
Oakland Study Center
1977
carton 2, folder 31
City of Oakland proposal for feasibility study
circa 1980s
carton 2, folder 32
Oakland District Handbook
1984
carton 2, folder 33
Proposals and support documents
1985-2006
carton 2, folder 34
Oakland Port development history
1986-2009
carton 2, folder 35
Oakland strategic plans
1992-1998
carton 2, folders 36-37
Economic Development Alliance for Business (EDAB)
1993-2001
carton 3, folder 1
Oakland Army Base
1993, 2006
carton 3, folder 2
East Bay Economic Justice Project
1997-1998
Pixar Animation Studios Expansion
History of Pixar Animation Studios Expansion Campaign
In 2004 Pixar Animation Studios sought approval from the City of Emeryville to construct three additional buildings and a
six-story parking garage within its 21-acre enclave. EBASE announced its objection, stating the Emeryville City Council should
not approve the expansion without Pixar adequately addressing, analyzing or mitigating its impact on the city's residents
and environment. EBASE insisted that Pixar complete an extensive environmental impact report and sign a community agreement.
Pixar's expansion was to be on land where the Castle Group had planned to build 130 affordable housing units. When that plan
fell through, the city helped streamline Pixar's purchase of the property. EBASE wanted Pixar to pay to build affordable
housing somewhere else. It also wanted Pixar to help pay for job training and do more local hiring. In July 2004 EBASE had
collected enough signatures to qualify a referendum of the development approvals given by the Emeryville City Council; however,
voters approved Measures T and U and Pixar was granted approval for the expansion.
Scope and Contents
Folders contain planning commission reports, memorandum, meeting agendas and notes, corporate research summaries, research
and propaganda plan, voter surveys, architecture plans, Initial Study Mitigated Negative Declaration (ISMND), responses from
local residents and various organizations to ISMND, correspondence, and newspaper clippings.
carton 3, folder 5
Public Records Act request
2003
carton 3, folder 6
Campaign organizing materials
2003-2004
carton 3, folders 7-12
Responses to Initial Study Mitigated Negative Declaration (ISMND)
2004
carton 3, folder 15
Campaign finance statements
2004
carton 3, folder 16
Referendum against Ordinance No. 04-005
circa 2004-2005
Port of Oakland
Scope and Contents
The Port of Oakland section of the Campaigns series contains material on two campaigns: Measure I and the Coalition for Clean
and Safe Ports (CCSP) push to reduce air pollution and improve job quality at the Port of Oakland. Measure I was adopted
by voters in March of 2022, extending Living Wage Laws to tenants of the Port of Oakland. Measure I folders contain reports
and city charter ammendment. The CCSP, which EBASE co-convened with 80 organizations, brought together port drivers with
environmental, community, labor, faith, and public allies to ensure that the Port and the growing goods movement industry
were accountable to the community. Ultimately, the CCSP aimed to secure a comprehensive policy that would shift the financial
burden of goods movement and clean trucks onto trucking companies, shippers, and cargo owners. The CCSP folders comprise
material on air quality, the Comprehensive Truck Management Program, freight security, job quality, and material on the ports
of Seattle, Long Beach and Los Angeles, including a 2010 Congressional hearing. Folders contain reports, surveys, press clippings,
DVDs, and CD-ROMS of images of PR material and ordinances.
carton 3, folders 17-18
Measure I
1999-2001
Historical Note
In March, 2022 voters adopted Measure I, extending Living Wage Laws to tenants of the Port of Oakland.
Coalition for Clean and Safe Ports (CCSP)
carton 3, folder 19
Local hiring policy
1997-2009
bulk 2009
carton 3, folder 20
Notice of violations of the Federal Water Pollution Act
2004-2010
bulk 2009-2010
carton 3, folder 21
Health impact reports
2005-2007
carton 3, folder 22
Port drivers and freight security
2006
carton 3, folder 23
Port drayage service contract RFPs
2006-2007
carton 3, folders 24-25
Maritime Air Quality Improvement Plan (MAQIP)
2006-2009
carton 3, folder 26
Clean Trucks Program reports
2007-2008
carton 3, folder 27
Port driver surveys
circa 2007-2010
carton 3, folder 28
Study of results from survey of truck drivers
2007
carton 3, folder 29
Report:
Taking the Low Road: How Independent Contracting at the Port of Oakland Endangers Public Health, Truck Drivers, and Economic
Growth
2007
carton 3, folder 30
Port jobs survey of truck drivers at the Port of Seattle
2007
carton 3, folder 31
Reports on port drayage at Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
circa 2007
carton 3, folder 32
Comprehensive Truck Management Program
2007-2008
carton 3, folder 33
Port attorney analysis of Comprehensive Truck Management Program
2008-2009
carton 3, folder 35
Oakland Army Base panel interviews
2008
carton 4, folder 1
Congressional hearing before the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure and Subcommittee on Highways and Transit
2010 May 5
Historical Note
The hearing was conducted to assess the implementation and impacts of the Clean Trucks Program at the Port of Los Angeles
and the Port of Long Beach.
carton 4, folder 12
CD-Rs and CD-ROMs
circa 2007-2010
Scope and Contents
CD-Rs and CD-ROMs contain images of posters, leaflets, fact sheets, and ordinances.
carton 4, folders 13-16
DVDs
2007-2010
Scope and Contents
Folder 13:
Choferes: No Se Dejen Enganar, Ya Es Tiempo De Escuchar!;
Port Truck Drivers on TV (
Sudor Sobre el Asfalto);
Expuestos al Peligro (
Exposed to Danger);
The Greening of Port of Oakland Trucks;
Trouble and Trucks: Coming Together for Cleaner and Safer Ports;
Port Drivers Campaign: L.A. Organizing Blitz;
Congressional hearing assessing the Clean Trucks Programs at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, and two Board of Port
Commission events
. Folder 14:
The Negative Economic and Environmental Impacts of U.S. Port Trucking; CCSP meeting, and CCSP rally and march. Folder 15:
Clean Air, Good Jobs, and Safe Ports;
A Grassroots Coalition Fights for Clean and Safe Ports: LA, Oakland and Nationwide;
The Blue Green Alliance: The New Movement to Fight Poverty and Pollution at Our Ports; and truckers rally. Folder 16:
Race to the Bottom;
Jaime Ortiz: A Memorial Tribute.
carton 4, folder 17
Putting Oakland to Work
2007
Woodfin Hotel
Scope and Contents
The Woodfin Hotel section of the Campaigns series consists of material documenting Measure C, a living wage initiative drafted
by EBASE, and the four year fight between hotel workers and Woodfin Hotel over the hotel's noncompliance after the measure
passed. After voters approved Measure C the ordinance was challenged by Woodfin as unconstitutional. In September, 2006
workers filed suit in state court to collect the back wages that they were owed under Measure C. In the same month, Woodfin
claimed they found problems with social security numbers for undocumented workers who were involved in the campaign to enforce
Measure C. In December, 2006 Woodfin attempted to fire the 21 workers for "no-match" social security numbers. The court
entered a temporary restraining order that restrained Woodfin from terminating employees based on "no-match" letters and investigated
whether the attempt was retaliation. In 2010 Woodfin settled its backpay suit and sold the hotel to Hyatt Hotel Corporation
in 2011. Folders contain legal documents, including depositions and filings, correspondence, petitions, political action
plans, PR materials, administrative personnel documents, city reports, research material, and ephemera.
General Note
Employee earnings statements and W2 forms were removed.
Measure C
Historical Note
Measure C was a private sector zoned living wage for workers in the hotel industry. Along with Woodfin Hotel, other hotels
affected were Sheraton Four Points, Marriott Courtyard, and Holiday Inn. Measure C defined a living wage as $9 per hour,
with an average wage of $11 per hour. It also included worker retention language, established a workload cap of 5,000 square
feet per day for housekeepers, and allowed organizations doing business with hotels the ability to assist employees to file
grievances for violation of the law. The success of Measure C resulted in the first private sector zoned Living Wage in the
United States.
carton 4, folder 24
Flyers, brochures, and support materials
circa 2006-2007
carton 4, folder 27
Report materials
2007-2010
carton 4, folder 28
Social Security "no match" letter
2003-2006
carton 4, folder 32
Reference material on housekeeping workload
2006
carton 4, folder 33
Housekeepers suit by multiple plaintiffs
2006
carton 4, folder 34
Worker surveys
2006
Scope and Contents
Includes material on Marriott Hotel and Claremont Hotel workers.
carton 4, folder 35
Petition to Woodfin Hotel
2006
carton 4, folder 37
Contingency agreements
2006
carton 5, folder 1
National leafletting
2006
carton 5, folder 2
Letter to Emeryville City Council
2006
carton 5, folders 3-4
Administrative personnel documents
2006-2007
carton 5, folder 5
Employee complaints
2006-2007
carton 5, folder 6
City of Emeryville reports and proposals
2006-2007
carton 5, folder 7
Support from Congresswoman Barbara Lee
2006-2007
carton 5, folder 8
Picket program
circa 2006-2007
carton 5, folder 9
Support letters
2006-2007
carton 5, folder 11
Letters to Woodfin Hotel objecting to treatment of workers
2006-2007
Scope and Contents
Includes flyer advocating that people write to Woodfin Suite Hotels CEO Samuel Hardage, and a few responses from representatives
of Woodfin.
carton 5, folder 12
Handbills on wearing workers' rights buttons
circa 2006-2007
carton 5, folder 13
Immigration and non-performance notices
circa 2006-2007
Restrictions Governing Use
Folder contains personnel documents which are restricted until 2086.
carton 5, folder 14
Worker participation tracking
2006-2007
carton 5, folder 15
Worker list
circa 2006-2007
carton 5, folder 16
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
2006-2008
carton 5, folder 18
Lawsuit documents
2006-2008
carton 5, folder 20
Public Records Act request
2007
carton 5, folder 21
Worker commitment forms
2007
carton 5, folder 22
Certificates for service in solidarity
2007
carton 5, folder 23
Thank you cards from Woodfin Hotel workers
2007
carton 5, folder 28
Rules, regulations, procedures
2007
carton 5, folder 31
Press conference: ICE interference in Woodfin Dispute
2007
carton 5, folder 32
April 10 rally action plan
2007
carton 5, folder 33
Emeryville resident organizing
2007
carton 5, folder 34
Emeryville resident petition drive training
2007-2008
carton 5, folder 35
Port of San Diego Master Plan Amendment No. 37
2007
carton 5, folder 36
November 17 mobilization
circa 2007-2008
carton 5, folder 37
Court case decision
2008-2010
carton 5, folder 43
DVDs
2007
Scope and Contents
Contains the following DVDs: Woodfin Townhall meeting, February 20, 2007; Woodfin Workers: Let My People Work; Immigrant
Workers Freedom Ride curriculum.
carton 5, folder 44
North Bay Interfaith Committee on Worker Justice (NBICWJ)
1999-2003
carton 5, folder 45
East Bay Interfaith Committee on Worker Justice (EBICWJ)
2002-2009
carton 5, folder 46
Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE)
2004-2005
carton 5, folder 47
Worker Education and Leadership Development Program (WELD) planning
2001-2002
Scope and Contents
WELD folder contains material related to a variety of campaigns and includes agendas, minutes, notes, and reports.
Series 3:
Photographs
1999-2007
Extent: 2 cartons
Scope and Contents
The Photographs series contains photos, negatives, contact sheets and CD-Rs from 1999 to 2007 that document rallies, pickets,
strikes, meetings, vigils, and other political actions and events, primarily arising from the campaigns documented in Series
2: Campaigns. Photographs show actions at Claremont, Radisson, and Woodfin Hotels; demonstrations for Living Wage, Measure
I; various Port of Oakland actions; Oakland housing demonstrations; complaints being filed at Berkeley City Hall against Skates
on the Bay; Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride send-off; vigil organized by EBASE and Interfaith Committee on Worker Justice (ICWJ)
to support immigrant families; portraits used in public relations material; and other EBASE event gatherings.
carton 6, folders 1-8
Claremont Hotel
2002
Scope and Contents
Folder 8 contains CD-ROM with Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees (HERE) photos.
carton 6, folders 11-12
Woodfin Hotel
2007
Scope and Contents
Folders 11-12 contain CD-ROMs. Folder 12 also contains negatives and contact sheets.
carton 6, folder 13
Living Wage - Berkeley
2000
carton 6, folders 16-17
Campaign kickoff
2002 February 4
carton 6, folder 18
Human billboard action [CD-Rs]
2002 February 26
carton 6, folder 20
Portraits for use in PR materials
2002
carton 6, folder 21
Oakland housing rally
undated
carton 6, folders 24-26
Presenting Labor in the Pulpit (LITP) cards to city
2001 September 18
Scope and Contents
Folder 26 contains two CD-ROMs.
carton 6, folders 27-28
Port Ordinance action
2001 October 2
carton 6, folders 29-30
Living Wage action meeting
2001 December 4
carton 6, folder 31
Port implementation action [CD-R]
2002 June 18
carton 7, folder 1
Coalition for Clean and Safe Ports (CCSP) [CD-Rs]
2008-2010
carton 7, folders 3-4
Port security action
undated
carton 7, folders 5-6
Skates on the Bay
2001 September 20
Scope and Contents
Photos show people filing complaints at city hall in Berkeley. Folder 6 contains CD-ROM.
carton 7, folders 7-12
Various
undated
Scope and Contents
Photos from various campaigns that were mixed together in unidentified envelopes. Folder 12 contains negatives.
carton 7, folders 13-18
And Let There Be Light: A Holiday Procession for Immigrant Justice
2007 December 13
Scope and Contents
Photos of vigil organized by EBASE and Interfaith Committee on Worker Justice (ICWJ) to support immigrant families. U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement had been searching for Woodfin Hotel worker activists. Photos were taken by Miya Yoshitani.
Includes negatives and one CD-R.
carton 7, folder 19
Annual EBASE dinner [CD-R]
2006
carton 7, folder 20
Goodbye gathering for Katie Poulx
2000 August 2
carton 7, folder 21
Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride send-off, San Francisco
2003 September 20
carton 7, folders 22-24
Interfaith breakfast
circa 2001
carton 7, folder 25
Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice (ICWJ)
circa 2002-2003
Scope and Contents
Includes hotel housekeeping photos. Photo envelope had attached note: "Rev. Day as housekeeper."
carton 7, folder 26
Event with Addie
2001
Scope and Contents
Addie only identified by first name.
carton 7, folder 27
Unidentified event
undated
carton 7, folders 28-29
Labor Day
2001
Scope and Contents
Folder 29 includes CD-R.
carton 7, folder 30
Redi kick-off [CD-R]
undated
carton 7, folder 33
Prints and negatives
undated
carton 7, folder 35
EBASE newsletter [floppy disks]
undated
carton 7, folder 36
Decade of Divide portraits
undated
