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Southwest WA unionists gather for Working People’s Summit
VANCOUVER — Workers from across southwest Washington gathered for a day of workshops, discussions, and collective action on Saturday, Oct. 19 at the “Working People’s Summit: Proud to Be Union” at Clark College in Vancouver. Attendees heard about successful organizing campaigns in the region, new member outreach, coalition building, communications, turning an issue into a campaign, race and labor, telling our stories, and more.
Here are some scenes from the event.
The next Working People’s Summit, called “Solidarity Saturday,” will be Saturday, Nov. 16 at the IBEW Local 112 hall, 114 N. Edison St., in Kennewick. All union members, shop stewards, officers, union staff, and pro-worker community groups are welcome and encouraged to attend. Register now! More details to come soon.
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