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DESCRIPTION:See also: http://laborcenter.berkeley.edu/connecting/  CONNECTING CAMPUS 
 AND COMMUNITY  Join us in coming together March 12-14, 2004 at UC Berkeley 
 for the first annual “Connecting Campus & Community: California Student 
 Labor Teach-In!”  The teach-in has three primary goals:      * education 
 to raise awareness about critical social justice and labor movement issues  
     * strategizing for effective action and successful campaigns      * 
 skills training to optimize our organizing and research  This unique 
 gathering challenges the “pale, male, and stale” image of the labor 
 movement in welcoming and valuing the diverse and critical contributions of 
 all our communities and struggles. We invite students, workers, academics, 
 organizers, and members of our communities of all backgrounds and 
 orientations to come and help create this active, powerful space for 
 solidarity and collective action.  Points of Vision and Expectation:      * 
 make the labor movement “ours”          challenge the “pale, male, 
 stale”          diverse, progressive, inclusive      * engage on global 
 level with local level links      * highlight innovative organizing 
 campaigns      * make plans for future work together      * state 
 atmosphere:          imminent roll back of labor progress          UC 
 budget will be cut again      * focus on a tangible victory      * 
 inclusion of other campuses:          UCs, CSUs, Indep. Us, Community 
 Colleges, High Schools…      * coalition building      * leadership 
 development & action-oriented & coalition building      * build movement to 
 have voice in student government      * create student labor action 
 coalition project      * be more on the offensive      * conference is just 
 the beginning          piece of a larger puzzle & vehicle to push us 
 forward      * recruit to be part of labor movement          add to the 
 future, next generation of work & activists   
 =================================  Schedule:  8:30am-6:30pm  	Plenary: 
 “Innovative Local Labor Campaigns”: San Francisco hotel workers, 
 Justice for Janitors, Healthcare for All, Environmental and Labor 
 Coalitions, Student Strike support  Workshops: “Labor Movement 101”,” 
 Wealth and Distribution in Society”, “Right to organize”, “Asian 
 and Latino Workers in labor Movement”, “Student campus Campaigns for 
 Workers rights”, “Labor and Healthcare Fights”, “Students and 
 Workers in the Budget Crisis”, “Immigration and Labor”, “Black 
 Workers in the Economy”, “Out at work: LGBT workers in labor 
 movement”, ”Young Workers”, “Race Class and Gender in labor”, 
 “Winning Family Leave: Work and Family Issues”, “Labor and the 
 Occupation of Iraq”, “Building City Wide Living Wage/Minimum Wage 
 Campaigns”, “Killer Coke”, “Workers Centers”, “Building 
 Sustainable Development for Workers and the Environment”, “Working 
 Conditions in the UC System: a Special report”, “How Strategic Research 
 helps the movement for Social Justice”  Training: “Ant-Oppression”, 
 “Building Anti-sweatshops Campaigns Work (Beginner and Advanced)”, 
 “Organizing 101”,”Organizing on the Job: Young workers”, 
 “Understanding the California budget Process”, “Power Analysis”, 
 “Direct Action”, “Art In Struggle”\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/03/12/33283.php
SUMMARY:Ca. Student Labor Teach-In - Innovative Campaigns: Bridging Labor & Community
LOCATION:UC Berkeley Campus - Barrows Hall
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/03/12/33283.php
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