Thursday, January 21, 2010
Building a Stronger Labor Movement in Our States and Communities
Building a Stronger Labor Movement in Our States and Communities
AFL-CIO State Federation, Area and Central Labor Council Conference
AFL-CIO President Trumka, Secretary-Treasurer Shuler, Executive Vice President Holt Baker, IUPAT General President and State and Local Committee Chair Williams and State and Local Leaders will be attending and participating in our National Conference April 22-25 in Orlando, Florida
(National Community Services Conference begins on the evening of April 21)
Join state federation, area and central labor council leaders from across the country as we meet to share ideas, strategies, opportunities and challenges in building our movement at the state and local levels and winning historic national campaigns. We will focus on the information, tools and skills needed to accomplish these goals to help Turn Around America with a major emphasis on jobs, health care, the Employee Free Choice Act and the many issues within your states that will require attention as we move into Labor 2010. A comprehensive agenda will be developed over the next several weeks to include:
# Peer-to-Peer Discussions
# Grassroots Skills Workshops
# Communications and Technology
# Organizational Development
# Sharing of Best Practices
# AFL-CIO Youth Initiative
Registration for the Conference and hotel is all completed on-line. We encourage you to make your reservations early.
Register at: www.aflcio.org/sfclcconf
For further information, contact: Amy Morris at sfclcconf@aflcio.org or 202-637-5355.
AFL-CIO State Federation, Area and Central Labor Council Conference
AFL-CIO President Trumka, Secretary-Treasurer Shuler, Executive Vice President Holt Baker, IUPAT General President and State and Local Committee Chair Williams and State and Local Leaders will be attending and participating in our National Conference April 22-25 in Orlando, Florida
(National Community Services Conference begins on the evening of April 21)
Join state federation, area and central labor council leaders from across the country as we meet to share ideas, strategies, opportunities and challenges in building our movement at the state and local levels and winning historic national campaigns. We will focus on the information, tools and skills needed to accomplish these goals to help Turn Around America with a major emphasis on jobs, health care, the Employee Free Choice Act and the many issues within your states that will require attention as we move into Labor 2010. A comprehensive agenda will be developed over the next several weeks to include:
# Peer-to-Peer Discussions
# Grassroots Skills Workshops
# Communications and Technology
# Organizational Development
# Sharing of Best Practices
# AFL-CIO Youth Initiative
Registration for the Conference and hotel is all completed on-line. We encourage you to make your reservations early.
Register at: www.aflcio.org/sfclcconf
For further information, contact: Amy Morris at sfclcconf@aflcio.org or 202-637-5355.
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