32nd Annual Conference: Wisconsin Labor History Society

"Fighting Inequality:
A Wisconsin Tradition"
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32nd Annual Conference
Wisconsin Labor History Society Â
This conference will look into the history of the challenges of building solidarity in the fight for economic and racial justice and how to use those struggles in the future.
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Fletcher
Featuring:Â
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Bill Fletcher, Jr., prominent labor and civil rights leader, author
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Dresser
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Laura Dresser, associate director, Center
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Cochran
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Symposium on "Inequality and Diversity… Show more in Labor's Struggles," led by Sheila Cochran, Chief Operating Officer, Milwaukee Area Labor Council
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ALSO:  Discussion on "Redeeming Labor's Power," featuring activists in labor, civil rights and others
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This conference is a great opportunity for labor union members, activists, historians, students, and others interested in the dynamic history of how working people have overcome many challenges in seeking a better life.
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 Conference Fees: $30 (Luncheon, Materials included)
Special rate for students, unemployed: $10 (Luncheon, Materials Included)
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To view the program, click here
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The Wisconsin Labor History Society is dedicated to preserving and telling the stories of workers and their unions in Wisconsin. Â The Society is endorsed by the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO and is affiliated with the Wisconsin Historical Society.

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