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- Glens Falls Fairness Forum
- Tuesday Oct 23 5PM
- Plumbers & Steamfitters Local #773, 30 Bluebird Road - South Glens Falls NY
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October 23, 2012: Glens Falls Fairness Forum
Join us in Glens Falls for pizza, politics, and a talk about jobs, wages, income inequality & economic fairness.
New York is mired in unemployment, and we’re actually creating ONLY low-wage jobs. We’re on the wrong path.
Too many politicians have been steering us in the wrong direction: New York is now #1 in the nation for income inequality.
It’s time for a roadmap that takes us away from austerity towards prosperity and a stronger economy that works for all of us.
• FAIR TAXES & FAIR BUDGETS
• BETTER WAGES & MORE JOBS
• INVESTMENTS IN EDUCATION & HIGHER EDUCATION
• PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE & MEDICAID
• CORPORATE MONEY OUT OF ELECTIONS
Map the route. Talk to the candidates who want a turn at the steering wheel – and work to make this year’s election a real turning point for economic fairness.
CONTACT: Jackie Vanacore Capital District ALF 518-452-0404 * Antonella Pechtel 1199SEIU 518-396-2341 * Michael Kink Strong Economy For All Coalition 518-291-9690
- Syracuse Fairness Forum
- Monday Oct 22 7PM
- SEIU 1199 250 South Clinton St Syracuse, NY
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October 22, 2012: Syracuse Fairness Forum
Join us in Syracuse for pizza, politics, and a talk about jobs, wages, income inequality & economic fairness.
New York is mired in unemployment, and we’re actually creating ONLY low-wage jobs. We’re on the wrong path.
Too many politicians have been steering us in the wrong direction: New York is now #1 in the nation for income inequality.
It’s time for a roadmap that takes us away from austerity towards prosperity and a stronger economy that works for all of us.
• FAIR TAXES & FAIR BUDGETS
• BETTER WAGES & MORE JOBS
• INVESTMENTS IN EDUCATION & HIGHER EDUCATION
• PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE & MEDICAID
• CORPORATE MONEY OUT OF ELECTIONS
Map the route. Talk to the candidates who want a turn at the steering wheel – and stay to watch the Presidential Debate!
- Newburgh/Rock Tavern Fairness Forum
- Monday Oct 22 7PM
- Teamsters 445 Hall * 15 Stone Castle Rd Rock Tavern, NY 12065
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October 22, 2012: Newburgh/Rock Tavern Fairness Forum
Join us in Newburgh for pizza, politics, and a talk about jobs, wages, income inequality & economic fairness.
New York is mired in unemployment, and we’re actually creating ONLY low-wage jobs. We’re on the wrong path.
Too many politicians have been steering us in the wrong direction: New York is now #1 in the nation for income inequality.
It’s time for a roadmap that takes us away from austerity towards prosperity and a stronger economy that works for all of us.
• FAIR TAXES & FAIR BUDGETS
• BETTER WAGES & MORE JOBS
• INVESTMENTS IN EDUCATION & HIGHER EDUCATION
• PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE & MEDICAID
• CORPORATE MONEY OUT OF ELECTIONS
Map the route. Talk to the candidates who want a turn at the steering wheel – and stay to watch the Presidential Debate!
- Buffalo Fairness Forum
- October 16 6PM
- United Auto Workers Hall
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October 16, 2012: Buffalo Fairness Forum: The Route to Economic Fairness
Join us in Buffalo for pizza, politics, and a talk about jobs, wages, income inequality & economic fairness.
New York is mired in unemployment, and we’re actually creating ONLY low-wage jobs. We’re on the wrong path.
Too many politicians have been steering us in the wrong direction: New York is now #1 in the nation for income inequality.
It’s time for a roadmap that takes us away from austerity towards prosperity and a stronger economy that works for all of us.
• FAIR TAXES & FAIR BUDGETS
• BETTER WAGES & MORE JOBS
• INVESTMENTS IN EDUCATION & HIGHER EDUCATION
• PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE & MEDICAID
• CORPORATE MONEY OUT OF ELECTIONS
Map the route. Talk to the candidates who want a turn at the steering wheel – and stay to watch the Congressional and Presidential Debates!
- Town Hall Forum - The Route to Economic Fairness
- 6PM
- Workers United Joint Board 750 East Ave Rochester, NY 14607
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October 15, 2012: Rochester Fairness Forum – The Route to Economic Fairness
Join us in Rochester for pizza, politics, and a talk with Louise Slaughter and Ted O’Brien about jobs, wages, income inequality & economic fairness.
New York is mired in unemployment, and we’re actually creating ONLY low-wage jobs. We’re on the wrong path.
Too many politicians have been steering us in the wrong direction: New York is now #1 in the nation for income inequality.
It’s time for a roadmap that takes us away from austerity towards prosperity and a stronger economy that works for all of us.
• FAIR TAXES & FAIR BUDGETS
• BETTER WAGES & MORE JOBS
• INVESTMENTS IN EDUCATION & HIGHER EDUCATION
• PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE & MEDICAID
• CORPORATE MONEY OUT OF ELECTIONS
Map the route. Talk to the candidates for State Senate who want a turn at the steering wheel – and stay to watch the Presidential Debate!
- Town Hall Forum - The Route to Economic Fairness
- 7PM
- Kingston, NY
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October 3, 2012: Town Hall Forum – The Route to Economic Fairness
Join us in Kingston for pizza, politics, pointed questions to the candidates in SD46 — and stay to watch the first 2012 presidential debate.
New York is mired in unemployment, and we’re actually creating ONLY low-wage jobs. We’re on the wrong path.
Too many politicians have been steering us in the wrong direction: New York is now #1 in the nation for income inequality.
It’s time for a roadmap that takes us away from austerity towards prosperity and a stronger economy that works for all of us.
• FAIR TAXES & FAIR BUDGETS
• BETTER WAGES & MORE JOBS
• INVESTMENTS IN EDUCATION & HIGHER EDUCATION
• PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE & MEDICAID
• CORPORATE MONEY OUT OF ELECTIONS
Map the route. Talk to the candidates for State Senate who want a turn at the steering wheel – and stay to watch the Presidential Debate!
- OWS S17 Support Planning Meeting
- 6PM
- UFT 52 Broadway Manhattan 19th Floor Rooms B & C
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September 12, 2012: OWS S17 Planning Meeting
September 17 is almost here — it’s been four years since the criminal bailout of Wall Street and one year since we began to let our voices be heard in Zuccotti Park.
This Wednesday we’ll come together once more before the anniversary of Occupy Wall Street to continue the movement for economic, social and environmental justice in New York, in America and around the world.
OWS S17 COMMUNITY-LABOR SUPPORT PLANNING MEETING
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 * 6pm – 8pm
UFT 52 Broadway 19th Floor Room B and C
In a huge election year, it’s clear that our government and our democracy are now for sale to the highest bidder. In a time of continuing unemployment, debt and tough times for the 99%, the super-rich are living lives of luxury and trying to buy the policies that will lock in their advantages permanently. In the midst of our growing power, anti-union legislation continues to pass and anti-worker politicians continue to rise. The destruction of the planet intensifies as dirty power companies continue to receive government subsidies, while fossil fuel lobbyists and their friends in Washington present a false alternative between jobs and the environment.
OWS will celebrate its one-year anniversary on September 17th. And it’s important that New York activists and organizers help make the anniversary something that sends a strong message across the City, across the State, all over the country and around the world.
It’s time to take the “for sale” sign off our democracy and take it back for the people. It’s time to stop the huge flows of corporate money into politics and put voters back in. Its time to sound the alarm on climate change, and to create a sustainable and just economy for all. It’s time to stop the 1% and empower the 99%.
To stop Big Money and Wall Street greed, we need a fighting force that takes on the strongest elements of the 1% with people power, direct action, smart strategy and fierce moral urgency. We need a strong and active Occupy Wall Street.
Our coalition includes major NYC labor unions, community-labor coalitions, large-scale money out of politics organizations, the strongest national environmental organizations in the country and NYC’s most effective community-based organizations. Help us continue to grow.
DATE: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12
TIME: 6pm – 8pm
PLACE: United Federation of Teachers 52 Broadway 19th Floor Room B and C
OWS S17 WEBSITE: http://s17nyc.org/
INTEROCCUPY S17 PLANNING SITE: http://interoccupy.net/s17nyc/
See you Wednesday! We are the 99%. There are more of us than them and they know it.
- OWS S17 Support Planning Meeting
- 4:30PM
- 50 Broadway 2nd Floor Room E
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August 16, 2012: Occupy Wall Street 1-Year Anniversary – Community-Labor Support Meeting
All Roads Lead to Wall Street
FRIENDS AND ALLIES:
Remember last September 17 and the days and weeks that followed?
People were drawn from all over the City and all over America to occupy Wall Street and call out the greed that’s crippling our country and our world.
Inspired by the Arab Spring and fueled by participation in May 12, Bloombergville, amazing organizing campaigns and the courage of thousands of people taking direct action, we joined together. Community, labor, students and faith groups joined up with Occupiers and dramatically changed the terms of debate on dozens of issues in just a few months.
We made history.
You were part of building that momentum—and you know that you are needed now more than ever before.
In a huge election year, it’s clear that our government and our democracy are now for sale to the highest bidder. In a time of continuing unemployment, debt and tough times for the 99%, the super-rich are living lives of luxury and trying to buy the policies that will lock in their advantages permanently.
We’re all fighting to take back our country – and Occupy Wall Street is in the forefront of that fight.
OWS will celebrate its one-year anniversary next month. And it’s important that New York activists and organizers help make the anniversary something that sends a strong message across the City, across the State, all over the country and around the world.
It’s time to take the “for sale” sign off our democracy and take it back for the people. It’s time to stop the huge flows of corporate money into politics and put voters back in. It’s time to stop the 1% and empower the 99%.
To stop Big Money and Wall Street greed, we need a fighting force that takes on the strongest elements of the 1% with people power, direct action, smart strategy and fierce moral urgency. We need a strong and active Occupy Wall Street.
Please join us next Thursday, August 16 at 4:30PM for an organizing meeting to support three days of music, education, activism and direct action in support of Occupy Wall Street and a broad movement for economic and social justice.
DATE: THURSDAY AUGUST 16
TIME: 4:30PM – 6PM
PLACE: 50 BROADWAY 2ND FLOOR ROOM E
Join us next Thursday afternoon to hear about the plans and begin our work to support and participate in this important effort.
OWS S17 WEBSITE: http://s17nyc.org/
INTEROCCUPY S17 PLANNING SITE: http://interoccupy.net/s17nyc/
We are the 99%. There are more of us than them and they know it.
Michael Kink
Strong Economy For All Coalition
Camille Rivera
United New York
Bill Lipton
Working Families Party
Jonathan Westin
New York Communities for Change
Marco Carrion
New York City Central Labor Council
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Occupy Wall Street
- Day of Action for Low-Wage Workers
- July 24 5PM
- Union Square East Manhattan
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July 24, 2012: July 24 Day of Action for Low-Wage Workers
Across New York, our livelihoods are under attack. After years of massive layoffs and high rates of unemployment, wages and benefits are being cut from what used to be middle class jobs. On top of that, workers are working longer hours without overtime pay, health insurance or any retirement benefits.
Meanwhile minimum wage jobs are the fastest growing sector in the state, growing ten-fold over the past five years.
A minimum wage earner employed full time makes just of $15,000 per year. That’s hardly enough to get by in New York. And many low-wage workers have tips and wages stolen by employers, forcing them to survive on even less.
Full-time work shouldn’t keep you in poverty. It’s time for workers to band together and demand respect in our work places. It is time to tell our elected officials that New York needs a raise. It’s time for broader prosperity across the country.
Join us July24th at 5PM. Union Sq* Broadway & 14 Street * Manhattan
RSVP on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/events/324462630974689/?notif_t=plan_user_invited
- Brooklyn Food Conference
- May 12, 2012 at 11:00am
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May 12, 2012: 2012 Brooklyn Food Conference
The Brooklyn Food Coalition is planning the second Brooklyn Food Conference for May 12, 2012 and we want you to participate in this free community event! This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a movement that is connecting, educating and empowering people who care about food justice.
For more info, go to bkfoodconference.org.