Global Worker Fault-Line Map

If the labor actions around the world are the foreshocks, then the next question becomes: Where is the pressure building the fastest? Where are the cracks widening? Which communities are feeling the most heat? And where is the New Scallywag emerging with the greatest force?

To understand this moment, we need more than headlines—we need a map.

Not a geographic map, but a social topography heat map:

• showing where workers have leverage,

• where they have none,

• where precarity is most intense,

• where solidarity is forming,

• and where civic fault lines are vibrating beneath the surface.

This activity invites you to take the temperature of the quake— to plot the lived conditions of workers across industries and income levels and reveal the patterns capitalism tries to obscure.