2010 looks to be a big conference year. LabourStart in July in Hamilton Ontario, Canada, LabourTech in Windsor Ontario, Canada 13-15 May.
The organizing committee has decided to link Labourtech to the annual conference of the Canadian Association of Labour Media to expand our networks and benefit from the workshops offered at both conferences.
* Conference Schedule HERE
* Deadlines:
o Conference registration:April 23
o Hotel rooms:April 14
o Residence rooms: April 30
* Cost: $195 or $100 for individuals not funded by an organization or union
To register online go HERE.
Unions and the internet: uses, misuses and anything else that comes up, all from a middle-aged propellorhead's perspective.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Judy Rebick to Open 2010 LabourStart Conference
Judy Rebick, long-time labour/feminist/you-name-it activist and author will be the keynote speaker at the LabourStart Conference this July in Hamilton, Canada.
See more about and from Judy HERE.
See more about and from Judy HERE.
Friday, February 19, 2010
The Solidarity Report now on iTunes
RadioLabour’s Solidarity Report, the global union news podcast, is now available through iTunes. Subscribe HERE.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
RadioLabour Online!
A new weekly presentation of international labour news is now on the Internet.
The audiocast - called Solidarity News - started on Monday, February 1. The audiocast will remain on the RadioLabour site throughout its current week. New audiocasts will be posted every Monday morning.
RadioLabour is on the Internet at www.radiolabour.org. It is also on Facebook, please join the RadioLabour page.
RadioLabour is the brainchild of Marc Belanger -- the founder of SoliNet, which was the first trade union online network back in the 1980s.
Solidarity News will focus on union and workers' activities and issues from around the world with special emphasis on emerging market and developing countries.
RadioLabour reporters will provide regular weekly presentations, but a special feature of the audiocast will be reports from unionists who want to report on particular events or publicize an activity of their organization.
Scripts of the audiocasts will be available as aids for unionists who want to learn the use of English as an additional language in the international labour movement.
For more information about RadioLabour, listen to the audiocasts, or provide reports, visit the RadioLabour site. Or write directly to Marc at m.belanger@radiolabour.org
The audiocast - called Solidarity News - started on Monday, February 1. The audiocast will remain on the RadioLabour site throughout its current week. New audiocasts will be posted every Monday morning.
RadioLabour is on the Internet at www.radiolabour.org. It is also on Facebook, please join the RadioLabour page.
RadioLabour is the brainchild of Marc Belanger -- the founder of SoliNet, which was the first trade union online network back in the 1980s.
Solidarity News will focus on union and workers' activities and issues from around the world with special emphasis on emerging market and developing countries.
RadioLabour reporters will provide regular weekly presentations, but a special feature of the audiocast will be reports from unionists who want to report on particular events or publicize an activity of their organization.
Scripts of the audiocasts will be available as aids for unionists who want to learn the use of English as an additional language in the international labour movement.
For more information about RadioLabour, listen to the audiocasts, or provide reports, visit the RadioLabour site. Or write directly to Marc at m.belanger@radiolabour.org
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