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On Monday, April 30, 2012... Join Lane and Tim on Fifth Monday Labor Radio!  We have two guests! Elizabeth Joy Zarek & Cameron Whitten

PORTLAND, Ore. - Oregon is getting high marks compared with most other states for the quality of its preschool programs. A new report ranks Oregon third in the nation in terms of state spending. However, the National Institute for Early Education Research says, relatively few families are able to take advantage of the programs. (contd.)  Podcast and entire story available: http://www.newsservice.org/index.php

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Labor Radio Collective:"Together We Make A Difference" http://laborradiocollective.blogspot.com/
Monday Nights at 6pm,
                            
On Monday, April 30, 2012... Join Lane
and Tim on Fifth Monday Labor Radio!
Elizabeth Joy Zarek, (below at left) an organizer for The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) will talk about Early Childhood Education Workers (Pre-Kindergarden) and how they are exploited and under-valued with low pay, few benefits, and little protection. And we will discover "The Quilt Project."
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And Cameron Whitten, (below right) an Occupy Organizer, will
give us an update on The 99% Spring
and how Occupy
PDX and Labor are working together for Justice! "We are on the verge of a new age, but we can only get there as a community."
contact info for Cameron silvershadow4891@yah oo.com
Elizabeth Jacobshttp://www.salem-news.com/stimg/february252012/whitten2.jpg
The Early Learning Alliance/AFT-Oregon
  

The Early Learning Alliance/AFT-Oregon is a unique, statewide coalition of child care center directors, owners, teachers and staff as well as parents and community leaders who have joined in a mission to improve the quality of early childhood edu­cation in Oregon. 

CLICK HERE to join ELA today.

ELA's mission

Our mission is to ensure that child care centers have resources to provide living wage jobs; and give families access to high quality, affordable child care. To achieve this goal, we must advance the interests of the key component in a quality education — the workforce that provides it.

A unified organizational voice

We envision a unified organizational voice for the early childhood workforce based in child care centers. As a voice for the child care workforce, we advocate for livable wages, benefits and professional devel­opment — but not at the expense of struggling parents or under-funded child care centers. ELA/AFT-Oregon seeks to shape landmark legislation that would bring greater resources to child care centers and workers throughout the state.

That’s why we are joining together — owners, directors, teachers and staff of child care centers in Oregon — to find funding and public support for early learning. Join our extraordinary organizing effort! Let’s work together to make sure child care centers, and the people who work in them, get the support they deserve.

CLICK HERE to join ELA today.

For more information:  contact Elizabeth Joy Zarek, ELA/AFT-Oregon organizer and longtime early educator, to find out more about the benefits of membership. 

Elizabeth Joy Zarek, Organizer  Early Learning Alliance/AFT-Oregon
Office: (503) 906-3495  ejoy@aft-oregon.org
7035 SW Hampton Ave. /  Tigard, OR 97223-8313
Labor Radio's IWW Special!

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Jamie Partridge
503-752-5112

How GM Kicks Occupationally Disabled
Workers to the Curb in Colombia

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Labor Radio
program date: 
Mon, 12/26/2011

GM assembly workers in Colombia suffer occupational disabilities resulting from outdated equipment and production methods, then the company forces them out of their jobs.  The workers and their families fight back by occupying a spot right across the street from the US embassy.  In November they spoke with a Witness for Peace delegation about their struggle for justice.

Length: 12:37 minutes (11.55 MB)
  • Format: MP3 Mono 44kHz 128Kbps (CBR)

John Walsh


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disabled workers kicked to the curb by GM in Colombia, now posted at http://kboo.fm/node/32714

How GM Kicks Occupationally Disabled
Workers to the Curb in Colombia

Categories:
program: 
Labor Radio
program date: 
Mon, 12/26/2011

GM assembly workers in Colombia suffer occupational disabilities resulting from outdated equipment and production methods, then the company forces them out of their jobs.  The workers and their families fight back by occupying a spot right across the street from the US embassy.  In November they spoke with a Witness for Peace delegation about their struggle for justice.

Length: 12:37 minutes (11.55 MB)
  • Format: MP3 Mono 44kHz 128Kbps (CBR)

John Walsh


Please call in and join the conversation.   
Studio Line   (503) 231-8187
The Labor Radio Collective Calendar  http://www.brownbearsw.com/freecal/PDXLaborRadio
A great photo album! http://computerresource.org/laborradio/   
Our blog: http://laborradiocollective.blogspot.com/
A Google Promo: https://sites.google.com/site/laborradiogroup/  
And more on KBOO here! http://www.theportlandalliance.org/kboo

Mon, 10/10/2011

 http://portlandiww.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/FOUNDING-CONVENTION.gifAl Bradbury and Angela MacWhinnie bring you a Very Special Episode of Labor Radio, all about the IWW.  Wobbly guests include:

  • Daniel Gross, IWW organizer, co-founder of the Starbucks Workers' Union, and author of the preface to the new edition of Rebel Voices: An IWW Anthology
  • Brendan Phillips, Portland community organizer and frontperson of the band Fast Rattler, on the band's new album "Linger On," a tribute to Brendan's father, the legendary Wobbly storyteller and folksinger Utah Phillips
  • Bill Adler, author of the celebrated new biography of Joe Hill, The Man Who Never Died
  • Emmitt Nolan, Portland IWW member, on organizing in the food and retail industry, and the upcoming IWW Food & Retail Workers Union Founding Convention

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  • Length: 82:33 minutes (56.68 MB)
  • Format: MP3 Stereo 22kHz 96Kbps (CBR)
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