Join a WorkFour Chapter

Participating in a local WorkFour chapter is your opportunity to help create a world where we all have the time and freedom to balance work with what matters most: families and friends, neighbors and communities, play and rest.

Our Chapters

If you’d like to join a chapter, fill out the form below!

  • Minnesota

    • Led by Daisy Morin and Andrew Ulasich

  • Philadelphia

    • Led by Julian Plotnick

Don’t see your state or county?

The 4-day workweek movement is still young, and it’s going to take passionate leaders like you to help it grow. Imagine the impact you could make in your community by championing a better future of work—one where people have more time for their families, their well-being, and their passions.

By starting a WorkFour chapter in your area, you have the opportunity to be part of a national movement while making a local difference. You’ll be at the forefront, bringing together businesses, workers, and advocates to push for positive change. This isn’t just about reducing work hours—it’s about creating stronger, healthier, and more engaged communities.

If you’re ready to take the next step, fill out the form below and select the option “I want to start a chapter.”

What do chapters do?

Here are some examples of things you could be doing with your chapter:

  • Build grassroots support for the 4-day workweek 

  • Convince local businesses to pilot the 4DWW

  • Educate and convince local leaders about the benefits of the 4DWW

With that being said, our chapter program is still relatively new, so this list will likely evolve as the movement grows!

Ready to join the movement?

The 4-day workweek movement is still young and we’ll need your help to build it. If you’re ready to take on this challenge, fill out the form to get started!

Note for those interested in starting a chapter:

We are currently an all-volunteer organization with limited resources, so you’ll need to be a self-starter. Your efforts and input will be invaluable to shaping the movement as a whole!