Registration is now open for the National Organizers Workshop in Washington, DC on March 6th and 7th. A "can't miss" workshop, it will include organizers from across the labor movement and from allied groups who are engaged in issues that affect working families. "It's a great chance to talk shop and dream big with the best organizers in the country," says the AFL-CIO's Organizing Institute, which is hosting the workshop. Sign up now and receive an early registration discount – just $65 for a "vital, interactive event focused on how we can build power for working people."
The National Organizers Workshop is convened by the AFL-CIO Organizing Institute, in collaboration with sponsoring unions. "We’re also teaming up with organizers from workers’ centers, immigrant rights coalitions, and student, community and civil rights groups – because building power for workers requires a broad, inclusive movement," say workshop organizers.
"Don’t expect long speeches, crowded plenaries, or passive listening. This will be a working session for working organizers. We’ll dissect campaigns, share our experiences, figure out what works, and determine how we can make a difference."
Sign up today for the discounted $65 early registration. Workshop sessions will start at 1 pm on Friday, March 6th and wrap up on Saturday at 4 pm. Registration includes all conference materials, the Organizing Institute 25th anniversary celebration on Friday night and lunch on Saturday afternoon.
"Don’t expect long speeches, crowded plenaries, or passive listening. This will be a working session for working organizers. We’ll dissect campaigns, share our experiences, figure out what works, and determine how we can make a difference."
Sign up today for the discounted $65 early registration. Workshop sessions will start at 1 pm on Friday, March 6th and wrap up on Saturday at 4 pm. Registration includes all conference materials, the Organizing Institute 25th anniversary celebration on Friday night and lunch on Saturday afternoon.