Friday, 27 July 2007

Glasgow's Radical Independent Book-fair

Can anyone help leaflet the Starbucks event about the 18th August protest against starbucks?

Pete


Glasgow's Radical Independent Book-fair project.


SAT 4th - AUGUST- 2007 12 - 10pm

Glasgow's Radical Independent Book-fair project...
...the long hot summer is here (well for one day in august anyway!) Kinning Park Complex - Cornwall Street - Glasgow
(next to Kinning Park Subway) stalls / resources / videotheque / events

FREE entry
for more info on RIB and a full set of links go to www.ribproject.org
...supporting small press publishers and independent producers...circulating radical reading materials and information...
EVENTS for august the 4th

12 - 4
Education and Neo-liberalism
- A Critical Discussion Forum
Conference sessions include -
- The Crichton Campaign: Learning lessons from education struggles.
- Principles of Autonomous, Radical and Community Education.
- The Dark Side of Academe.
- Roundtable: Education and Neo-Liberalism - Threats & Opportunities.

4 - 5
Praxis - Towards a new anarchist organisation
Speakers from Praxis, which sees its formal launch this September, and from the Irish Workers Solidarity Movement, on the need for specific anarchist organisation to involve our ideas in the mass movements and organisations of the working class. The event will draw on examples from the UK and Ireland, and explain why Praxis is being launched and outline our short term objectives. The WSM will state how they see that the presence of such an organisation has impacted positively on the class struggle in Ireland, and how such an organisation could be useful elsewhere.

6 - 7
Industrial Workers of the World
- Film screening & discussion
'Together We Win: The Fight To Organize Starbucks' and 'Coffee Sirens' are two films that highlight Starbucks Union activities and corporate propaganda. Includes a discussion with members from local IWW branches and filmmaker Diane Krauthamer from New York City IWW.


7 - 9
Document - Film screenings
Now in it's fifth year Document - International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival will screen a selection of films dealing with death in the work place. There will be a discussion with representatives of the Graham Meldrum Memorial Campaign and a poetry reading by Karen Thompson.
more info on the Graham Meldrum Memorial Campaign
more info about Document

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