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Yonatan Miller is a tech worker and trade union organizer from New York who considers Berlin home. He recently graduated from a Master’s Programme in Labour Policies and Globalisation, where he furthered his knowledge of the organizing challenges of global solidarity in the tech sector. He co-founded the Berlin Tech Workers Coalition, and he is an activist within the Berlin Vs Amazon alliance. He does not believe there are shortcuts to organizing. When he is not busy fighting for justice, he can be found tweeting raccoon memes and sipping coffee on his twitter handle @shushugah. Tech Won’t Save Us, Organize!
Updated November 2021
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