FIGHTING CORPORATE POWER with Chie Abad

Chie Abad, who worked for years in a sweatshop in the U.S. territory of Saipan, and was fired for organizing a union, knows about fighting corporate power up close. A leading voice for global justice, she tells how we can join with sweatshop workers to fight the abuses of the biggest multinationals.

Thursday, June 14, Congress Plaza Hotel, 520 S. Michigan Ave.
Part Of
A WORLD TO FIGHT FOR, A WORLD TO WIN,
Socialist Summer School 2001.

For more information call 773 583 8665, e-mail socialistsummerschool2001 (at) hotmail.com or visit www.socialistsummerschool.org.

Other meetings on fighting corporate greed - The End of the Miracle Economy - Why Workers Are Central to Changing Society - Black Power in the Unions in the 1970s - Why Half the World Goes Hungry - Capitalism is Killing the Planet - Can Labor Organize the New Economy - On the Front Lines of Labor’s Battles Today - Can a Planned Economy Work? - Who Controls the Media? - Marxism and Trade Union Struggle - Why is there no Labor Party in the U.S.? - The Bush Presidency: The Return of Reaganism - Rebuilding the UAW, a panel with shopfloor activists - The Politics of Neoliberalism - Is There An Energy Crisis? - Why “Buying American” Won’t Help U.S. Workers - After Quebec: Where Does the Global Justice Movement Go from Here? - and more.

Sponsored by the International Socialist Organization (www.internationalsocialist.org) and the Center for Economic Research and Social Change.