Biography

Rosemarie Molina is the founder of Movement Builders Collective, a team of seasoned labor movement practitioners who partner with unions and worker organizations to strengthen organizing capacity, strategy, and leadership development. Her work focuses on helping organizations build powerful campaigns, grow their base, and develop leaders to win lasting improvements at work and in the broader economy. She trains the next generation of organizers and rank-and-file leaders to build lasting worker power.

As a strategist with over two decades in the labor movement, Rose has led and advised campaigns that have raised wages, expanded worker protections, and transformed industry standards across California. She previously served as Organizing Director for the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor.

Rose teaches Labor Studies at UCLA and California State University, Dominguez Hills. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the Los Angeles Black Worker Center and the CLEAN Carwash Worker Center.

Courses Taught

LBR STD 188, SEM 1: Building Power for Change: Labor Organizing Principles and Practices
LBR STD 10: Introduction to Labor and Workplace Studies