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When used strategically by grassroots organizations, radio can be an essential tool to building community, denouncing injustices, organizing around campaigns, and facilitating communication. Hacer ondas: La radio como herramienta para construir organización comunitaria |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: DO-03D | |
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The objective of the Take Back Land Movement is to realize the human right to adequate housing in the US by building and inspiring a mass direction action movement that situates decision making power directly in the hands of impacted families and communities, particularly those in Indigenous, Black, and Latino communities El movimiento Retomar la tierra: Comprender el derecho humano a la vivienda en EU |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: D2-08 | |
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Black environmental thought, food security and relationship to the land will center this workshop. Workshop participants will leave with a set of practices and ideas which connect land, food and social change. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Wayne County Community College: 336 | |
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This interactive workshop will explore ways that students who lack resources and institutional support can work together to create change in their universities. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Wayne County Community College: 342 | |
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Examine the existing immigration system and create a vision for change. Participants will be given a toolkit to impact immigration reform in their community. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: W1-53 | |
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Emerging from a long-standing collaboration between the New Trade Union Initiative in India and National Jobs with Justice, a new strategy initiative is being conceived to support the development of bi-regional labor organizing strategies between North America and Asia. Movilizar al pueblo de la mercancía a ser agente de negociación en una economía globalizada |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Woodward Academy: 1473 | |
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Innovative and interactive technologies are scoring victories for racial and gender justice, via storytelling, advocacy and opinion leadership. What’s getting heard and making an impact? Utilizar los nuevos medios para lograr la justicia racial y de género |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Woodward Academy: 1476 | |
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This interactive workshop will pick up where 43things leaves off—a list of helpful to do’s for a sustainable life of activism. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Woodward Academy: 1472 | |
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This workshop will explore the history of how the movements of oppressed peoples and nations in the US - Indigenous, Black, Chicano, Puerto Rican, and Hawaiian - have advanced the human rights framework domestically and internationally. Los movimientos populares y los derechos humanos en Estados Unidos |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: O2-43 | |
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Social interventions are creative and often public ways to create social change. This workshop will engage participants in designing powerful, fun and creative social interventions. Intervenciones sociales: Acercamiento a la creación del cambio social |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Woodward Academy: 1436 | |
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Learn how communities and organizations in Michigan are beginning to use the TimeBank concept to build community, deal with unemployment and connect unmet needs with untapped resources in rebuilding our state. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Old Main: O134 | |
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Water is a human right; it is part of the Commons, and belongs to everyone. Yet as the world's supplies of fresh, drinkable water are quickly being used up, transnational water corporations are attempting to "corner the market" on water, move this critical resource from public to private hands, and sell our water back to us through privatization schemes. When public resources become privatized – schools, energy, public space, water – we the people lose control, the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. Water is one resource that we can’t afford to lose! This workshop will be a space for communities who are fighting water privatization and bottled water companies to come together and share stories and strategies for keeping our water in public hands. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Cohn: 220 | |
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The We Are Not Your Soldiers Tour brings anti-war activists and veterans into classrooms, bringing reality and resistance to youth. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: D3-22 | |
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The media is portraying many stereotypes about certain groups that do not represent the true meaning of those groups. This workshop will be about the stereotypes and misconceptions of Islam. The material discussed will be the false information given of the religion. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | WSU Student Center: 277 | |
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Discussion with local & visiting organizers: What would a non-capitalist Detroit look like? Can it be achieved in relation to anti-capitalist views/convergences? La política de convergencias anti-capitalistas: ¿Es necesario un Detroit no capitalista? |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | TWW: 2 | |
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In June 1996, representatives from major labor unions and political activists on the Left held the founding convention of the American Labor Party (LP). The organizers of this effort hoped to break the stranglehold on American by the dominance of two major political parties who have manifestly betrayed the interest of working people both domestically and internationally. But by 2010 the Labor Party has stalled. This workshop will draw together activists and labor organizers from diverse backgrounds to share their experiences with the Labor Party, and suggest avenues for further organizing and study. La agonía del Partido Laboral (LP) norteamericano, 1996 al presente |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: D3-24 | |
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This panel looks at how grassroots economic institutions (like worker coops and land trusts) support social justice struggles in poor/working class communities. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: Riverview Ballroom (W1-52) | |
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Support peace and support your brothers and sisters in bondage! Learn how to help members of the U.S. Army who want to be discharged. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: DO-02B | |
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Challenge grantmakers to strengthen communities and support Philanthropy at Its Best in this session for all those working with or among foundations |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | Cobo Hall: O2-38 | |
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The economic crisis has not been met effectively by a powerful social justice movement. How can the various movements involved develop such a strategy? Activists and scholars from poor peoples movements, labor / poor labor, worker-owned companies, Right to the City and others will be on this panel. |
Jun 23 2010 - 1:00pm | UAW Building: 1032 |