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After such a long and successful career, Loach, who is 87 years old, has announced that The Old Oak will be his final film. It tackles the issue of asylum and anti-immigrant prejudice in a once-thriving mining village in Northern England. The last-standing pub, the Old Oak, and its owner, TJ, offer a setting for collective coping with the tough times. But, when a group of Syrian refugees moves into the village, rifts fueled by bigotry develop both within the community and between the community and its newest inhabitants. The unexpected friendship between TJ and a young Syrian woman, Yara, plus an enduring working-class ethos open up new possibilities for the divided village in this deeply moving drama. (Ken Loach, UK 2023, 113 min., DCP)
A joint effort of the Dryden Theatre and the Rochester Labor Council, the Rochester Labor Film Series presents motion pictures celebrating workers around the world.
A musical tribute to Gilberto Soto who was killed by a Death Squad while working as a Teamster Union Representative in El Salvador.
Barbara Kopple‘s film about national social justice leaders Marc Morial (NUL) and Janet Murguía (UnidosUS) joining forces to fight structural racism in the Trump era.
East Side Freedom Library
info@eastsidefreedomlibrary.org
Photo exhibit explores labor through a visual focus on members of the Amalgamated Transit Workers Union Local 1005 and Metro Transit employees.
East Side Freedom Library
info@eastsidefreedomlibrary.org
Photo exhibit explores labor through a visual focus on members of the Amalgamated Transit Workers Union Local 1005 and Metro Transit employees.
East Side Freedom Library
info@eastsidefreedomlibrary.org
Photo exhibit explores labor through a visual focus on members of the Amalgamated Transit Workers Union Local 1005 and Metro Transit employees.
MSU Main Library, Green Room (4-West)
This presentation explores the experiences of coal miners living and working in Zonguldak, located in northwestern Turkey. Join in person or via Zoom. Part of MSU‘s "Our Daily Work/ Our Daily Lives" series.
WPFW 89.3 FM or listen online: https://www.wpfwfm.org/radio/
A weekly radio show celebrating the cultural heritage of the American worker. Hosted by Chris Garlock and Elise Bryant and produced by the Labor Heritage Foundation; broadcast on WPFW 89.3FM
Podcast version available at 2p: https://yourrightsatwork.podbean.com/
Empire State University at Manhattan; see link below for details
Labor films from the Workers Unite Film Festival
R. E. Olds Transportation Museum, Lansing, MI
The R.E. Olds Transportation Museum will be hosting “Soldiers of Production: Lansing and the Arsenal of Democracy,”
with James Ward Morrow; participants will view labor history as portrayed in film, discuss that history and learn how it may be applicable today in the recent desire for unions by Starbucks and Amazon employees amongst others. Weekly on Thursdays 7-9p thru 12/5
Please join us for the annual Book Forum held by Labor: Studies in Working-Class History, on Friday, Nov. 8, 2 to 4 pm (Eastern time) via Zoom. This year we feature Lori Flores‘s Awaiting Their Feast: Latinx Food Workers and Activism from World War II to COVID 19 (UNC Press).
Commentaries will be provided by Stephen Pitti, Nan Enstad, Laura Anne Minkoff-Zern, and Bryant Simon. Jessie Wilkerson will moderate. See the flyer for more information and a QR code, or register for the event at go.umd.edu/LaborBook2024.
The Activist Filmmaker Bootcamp can help move you from complete inexperience and fear of filming to making your first short documentary or narrative film. Organized by the Workers Unite Film Festival
An IL Mayor seeks privatization to eliminate firefighter pensions, threatening to upend labor law across the nation. Plus, OH co-op living. From the Workers Unite Film Festival
WPFW 89.3 FM or listen online: https://www.wpfwfm.org/radio/
A weekly radio show celebrating the cultural heritage of the American worker. Hosted by Chris Garlock and Elise Bryant and produced by the Labor Heritage Foundation; broadcast on WPFW 89.3FM
Podcast version available at 2p: https://yourrightsatwork.podbean.com/
with James Ward Morrow; participants will view labor history as portrayed in film, discuss that history and learn how it may be applicable today in the recent desire for unions by Starbucks and Amazon employees amongst others. Weekly on Thursdays 7-9p thru 12/5
Irish American Heritage Center
A witty and powerful conversation between Mary Harris "Mother Jones" and Big Jim Larkin.
Michigan State University, Green Room, Main Library, 4 West
How did they do it? The “Miracle of Production” during World War II has more to do with the automobile industry at the time than any other. In person and via Zoom.
A potluck gathering and discussion with the Romero Theater Troupe.
WPFW 89.3 FM or listen online: https://www.wpfwfm.org/radio/
A weekly radio show celebrating the cultural heritage of the American worker. Hosted by Chris Garlock and Elise Bryant and produced by the Labor Heritage Foundation; broadcast on WPFW 89.3FM
Podcast version available at 2p: https://yourrightsatwork.podbean.com/
with James Ward Morrow; participants will view labor history as portrayed in film, discuss that history and learn how it may be applicable today in the recent desire for unions by Starbucks and Amazon employees amongst others. Weekly on Thursdays 7-9p thru 12/5
OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 399 BANQUET HALL
The 2024 UHH theme is "Service to the Nation." The honorees are Eric M. Dean, Edward M. Smith, and Harold Lee Washington.
The purpose of the Illinois Labor History Society is to promote and encourage the preservation and study of labor history of the Illinois Region, to arouse public interest in profound significance of the past to the present, and through these activities, to support the growth of a vital labor movement
Our next book for discussion is "Help Wanted" by Adelle Waldman, a fictional account of workers at a big box store in upstate New York.
WPFW 89.3 FM or listen online: https://www.wpfwfm.org/radio/
A weekly radio show celebrating the cultural heritage of the American worker; broadcast on WPFW 89.3FM.
with James Ward Morrow; participants will view labor history as portrayed in film, discuss that history and learn how it may be applicable today in the recent desire for unions by Starbucks and Amazon employees amongst others. Weekly on Thursdays 7-9p thru 12/5