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2022 Labor Notes: A Special Moment for the Labor Movement

Despite nationwide flight cancellations due to weather conditions and labor shortages, the 2022 Labor Notes Conference drew a huge and diverse crowd of more than 4,000 workers from across the globe. They heard daring tales of organizing, learned strategies for getting a first contract, and joined a joyous Juneteenth celebration. Many workshops were packed, standing room only.

Labor Notes Conference 2022: It s Gonna Be Big

This year’s Labor Notes Conference (June 17-19, Chicago) will be one for the record books. About 4,000 people are coming more than ever before after a long wait. There’s plenty to celebrate this year, starting with phenomenal new organizing wins at Starbucks and Amazon. Dozens of shop floor organizers from both companies will be there, including plenary speakers Amazon Labor

Christopher Michael Smith

Christopher Michael Smith went to be with his Lord and Savior on April 15th, 2021. Chris was born on May 26th, 1978 to Kenneth M Smith and Janet A Smith in Manhattan, Kansas and lived in New Braunfels, TX. He was a devoted husband and loving father to his wife Anastacia and daughter Dilynn. Chris wore many hats ranging from son to uncle but what he was truly proud of was to be called Dad. His latest business venture was being the owner of Garland Transmission where he prided his focus on quality, integrity and maintaining the surviving culture that existed for over twenty years. He is survived by his wife Anastacia, daughter Dilynn, mother Janet, father Kenneth, step mother Arlene three sisters one brother and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Chris was many things to many people and no amount of words can express what kind of man he fully was but, in honor of Chris please see the excerpt from his beautiful daughter and wife on who Chris really was.

Changing the world through music - online jukebox raises funds for Big Noise Dundee

© Mhairi Edwards Tonight, an online jukebox of musicians will come together to perform songs of solidarity and struggle. It’s to raise funds for the children’s Big Noise Douglas Orchestra which is supported by Optimistic Sound, the charity established in memory of the late Michael Marra. Organised by the University of Cooper Gallery, the event is part of the wider project ‘The Ignorant Art School: Five Sit-ins towards Creative Emancipation’, launched earlier this year with Sit-in #1 by internationally celebrated Scottish artist Ruth Ewan. An Optimism Class: A Jukebox of People Trying to Change the World brings together a range of choirs and solo artists, where contributors will perform songs that explore ideas of social transformation.

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