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Making labor history
“We Are Wisconsin – This is what democracy looks like” (105 minutes)
Amie Williams, director [Invited]
Speakers:
JACKIE DISALVO, long time socialist activist in
antiwar, peace, anti-racist and labor movements,
University of Wisconsin, and supporter of the
Teachers Assistants Association (TAA); initiator of
unions’ alliance with occupy Wall Street.
DAVID NEWBY, early TAA organizer, former
President of Wisconsin AFL-CIO, and leader
in the fight against Gov. Scott Walker’s
anti-union Act 10, including the occupation
of the Wisconsin Capitol, who mobilized and
organized labor support for that struggle.
“The Overpass Light Brigade” (6 minutes) an activist
collaborative public art project initiated by artists Lane Hall and
Lisa Moline.
4th Annual Workers Unite! Film Festival
Thursday, May 21, 6 p.m.
Litho Hall, 113 University Place at 13th St., 3rd Floor
All screenings are $7 for one show,
$12 for the full evening
Buy tickets online at
www.workersunitefilmfestival.org
Sponsored by the New York Labor History Association
Co-sponsored by the Association of Teachers of Social Studies and
the Women’s Rights Committee, United Federation of Teachers.