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.