
Labor Day schedule:
> 7 - 8 am Democracy Now
Labor Day special
> 8 - 9 am Lane Poncy & Tim Flanagan
co-host a call-in talk show about
"What Labor Day Means for Working People"
This Labor
Radio talk show will honor Labor Day and
working people. Jim Strassmaier has
agreed to come to the
studio. He is the Oregon VP for the Pacific NW Labor History
Association and will be speaking about his oral labor history
project...(including a request for volunteer interviewers and
selections from Oregon labor voices that he has collected.)
We hope to hear from listeners (morning people...)
and we invite them to call in to share their thoughts
about discussion on the show, what Labor Day means
to
them, and how they plan to celebrate!
> 9 - 10 am Old Mole Variety
Hour
> 10 - 10:30 am Pacifica Labor Day special documentary
(on exploitation in the rice industry)
> 10:30 - 11 am Monday A Focus on the Environment
with Scott Forrester
> 11 - 11:10 Air Cascadia
> 11:10 - 12:00 Democracy Now:
Republican Convention and protests
> 12 - 5 Regular music programming, (blues and oldies)
...focusing on labor songs
> 5 - 9 pm Recordings from Oaks Park picnic,
produced by Labor Radio
Monday, 8am to 9am...
1st
Monday
Bill Zimmerman, president of
Teamsters
Local 206 is will will talk about Unions, Solidarity, and what is at stake for working families.
Call in and join the
conversation!
Studio Line
(503) 231-8187 |
2nd Monday
Hosts:
Deborah Schwartz & Al Bradbury
Immigrant Workers, Labor Activism: Local, National,
and
International News!
Deborah is
is the
coordinator of the
Sweatfree Portland
campaign with
Global Exchange
Al
Bradbury is a labor activist associated with
SEIU Local 49,
and has done research in anthropology and sociology at Swarthmore. Her
webpage is at
http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/users/05/alb/ and
she maintains a blog at:
http://spaceislimited.blogspot.com/
Call in, join the conversation!
Studio Line
(503) 231-8187 |
3rd Monday:
2008 as the year of China
Kevin Card,
your friendly neighborhood letter carrier, brings you this show
a streaming live at www.KBOO.org
Call in and join the conversation!
Studio Line
(503) 231-8187
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4th Monday:
Union Issues and Health Care Concerns

Maribeth Healey
hosts this show and is the executive director of
Oregonians for Health Security
Call in and join the conversation!
Studio Line
(503) 231-8187 |
KBOO
Fifth Monday
LABOR
RADIO HOUR at 6-7pm September
29th, 2008
Fifth Monday Labor Radio
will present a show about the upcoming United States Elections! Our
guests will so far include
Michael
Dembrow Representative for Oregon House District 45, Deborah Hall
President PCCFCE, Michael
Morrow PCCFFAP
Vice-President for Political Action, Mark Schwebke
President AFT-Oregon , and
Robert Wagner
AFT Director of Political and
Legislative Affairs .
Pete Sorenson
Lane County Commissioner will
call in at 6:30 to provide his perspectives on working people's choices in
November. These state legislators, union presidents, activists, political
commentators, educators, and policy wonks (and hopefully some of our listeners)
will discuss ballot measures, candidates and issues of the day. We will
also provide information on how and when you must register to vote... (before
October 14) as well as an update on Activism in Portland, Jobs with Justice, and
more! Join the Conversation!
Studio Line
(503) 231-8187
Lane Poncy &
Tim Flanagan Host Fifth Monday Labor Radio:
Lane is with the Oregon Alliance for Retired Americans,
CWA Local 7901
- Communications Workers of America Local 7901 in Portland. and
Tim
is with
Portland Community College FacultyFederation /
AFT-Oregon
/ &
Oregon AFL-CIO
-- Oregon's labor federation / Local 2277
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LABOR Day special!
September 1st, 2008 Portland Metro Area - Oaks
Amusement Park Carnival Rides, live music, pro wrestling, political
speeches, and more. Lunch will be served from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm.
Ride bracelets will be given out to the first 500 kids under the age of 12. This picnic is put on in conjunction with the Northwest Oregon Labor Council. 503-235-9444 for more info
Folks: The Classified Federation would like to invite you to join them this
Labor Day for a Picnic. Join the many other unions in the Portland Metro
area for this special day.
Come early, parking is tight at Oaks Park.
It’s that time of year. Please plan to join us for the: 2008 Labor Day
Picnic
Monday,
September 1, 2008 / Oaks Park / 10am – 3:30pm / Picnic Site 12 (same site as
last year)
We’re Grillin’ Again This Year!
v
Burgers,
gardenburgers, and hot dogs, all the fixin’s for them and some beverages.
v
Members are
asked to bring salads, snacks, desserts and whatever else you and your
family enjoy. See the list below for food assignments.
v
Free rides,
Fun and games for kids!
v
Fabulous Door
Prizes
v
A fun,
carefree day with your union brothers and sisters from PCCFCE, AFT-Oregon,
AFL-CIO, SEIU, AFSCME and other unions.
Food Requests
Please bring
enough to share with at least 5: A – J Salads
K – S Snack Foods T – Z
Dessert Foods
Thanks
everyone. See you Labor Day!!!
Federation Members: The first
phone bank of the new school year! Can you help out? We will be calling
PCC Part-time Faculty members and reminding them to act on the Medical
Insurance information supplied to them by the College by the September 15th
deadline.
Thursday September 4th from 5:30- 8:30pm. At the AFT-Oregon Office
7035 SW Hampton St. (near the Sylvania Office)
We will provide dinner and many thanks if you can join us.
Please let me know if you can help out by emailing me,
mcannare@pcc.edu.
Thanks Michael Cannarella
Friends and Colleagues:
The
Peace and Justice Studies Association and
the
Peace and Conflict Studies Consortium
will be holding a peace
conference. Please join us for conference
planning for the Sept 11-14 PJSA PCSC peace conference.
Contact
Whitefeather Peace Community, 3315 N Russet, in Portland. for info.
Print and
Distribute Flyers!
Flyer 2, Flyer 3, Stickers And more!
Download Flyers
culturesofpeace
more,
even more, and
labels!
(Avery 8167) We all seek peace, we welcome your participation in our
conference on September 11
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Join Us
for a Walk on Sept. 4 |
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Next Thursday, thousands of union members will
gather across the country to walk their neighborhoods, knock on
doors and talk to fellow union members about the election.
Join us for a walk.

NOTE: Walks are only open to members of local
unions that are affiliated with the AFL-CIO, a state or area
labor federation or a central labor council. |
Take Back September 11 for Nonviolence
Please join us on the South Park Blocks outside Smith
Memorial Union at Portland State University on Sept 11, at 3 p.m.,
for a rally that promotes a reversal of our war culture and revenge
response. We will hear music by Anne Feeney, poetry by Mic
Crenshaw, and short talks by Sami Rasouli (founder of Muslim Peacemaker
Teams in Iraq), Kathy Kelly (founder of Voices for Creative
Nonviolence), Bernard LaFayette (major Civil Rights leader), Stephen
Zunes and others. We will welcome the Veterans for Peace and others who
walk to join us from Peace Park (on the east bank of the Steel
Bridge--please join them there at 1 p.m. for a peace ceremony), and we
will finish with a Coronation of the Collective Heart peace ritual led
by Lenore Norrgard. Contact
pcwtom@gmail.com for
details. Free and open from 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Also register for the
following conference, Building Cultures of Peace (Sept 11-13), at
http://www.peacejusticestudies.org/
Executive
Council retreat on Friday, September 12th, at Madison's
September 12th-14th 2008, Portland Community College -Cascade Campus, The
Portland Grassroots Media Camp is a
weekend of hands-on skill shares, media workshops, presentations, discussions
and gatherings aimed to empower people with tools and skills to express
themselves. The camp is open to anyone, emphasizing the inclusion of those who
are traditionally excluded from media representation, creation and production.
Contact
pdxmediacamp@gmail.com for more information.
Cascade Campus
2008 In-Service
Theme: “Let’s Bond!”
Date: Tuesday, September 16, 2008
7:30 am - 8:45 am
Breakfast – Cascade Cafeteria ($1.00 only, thanks to Dr. Gatewood’s
generosity!)
- Panther Pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon or sausage—served by your
administrators
8:45 am - 9:00 am Proceed to MAHB Auditorium (multimedia
production)
9:00 am - 10:15 am Moriarty Arts and Humanities Building
Auditorium
Join us for updates, introductions, and cogent remarks (we hope!)
10:30 am – 11:50 am Workshops (six break-out sessions!
Interact with colleagues and hear about relevant and/or fascinating
things!)
12:00 – 1:00 pm ASPCC Sponsored Barbecue
September 19 at Willamette Park! Fall Picnic for PCCFFAP
Food, Drink, Jocularity... There will be BBQ, Music, Celebration, and a chance to relax with other
members...
I’m very pleased to announce that preparations are
under way for the first Cascade Campus Block Party,
set for 3-7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 19. It’s going to be a
Campus-wide open house, with a BBQ in Borthwick Mall, demonstrations and
exhibits from our programs and departments, entertainment, and more. The
Student Outreach Squad will be providing tours of the Campus for
attendees throughout the evening. The idea is to bring the community
here to see all the wonderful things we have to offer, and register for
some classes while they’re at it. To
this end, I invite anyone who is interested to join in the planning and
development process for what we hope will become an annual event. We
want to have engaging and (hopefully) interactive demonstrations and
exhibits in as many locations as possible. We need volunteers to help
develop these demos and exhibits, and to staff them on the night of the
Block Party.
Saturday September 20th, 8pm, Solidarity Salsa Party:
Jobs with Justice's annual fundraiser with VOZ, the worker's rights education
project. It's a chance to support two great organizations, learn how to dance
Salsa and get some great items in the silent auction. If you are interested in
buying tickets or your organization may be or if you have items to donate to the
silent auction, please contact Eliana at (503)236-5573.
Third Annual VOZ and JwJ Solidarity Salsa
Party Saturday, September 20th from 8pm to midnight, at the SEIU 503 Dance
Hall, 6401 SE Foster Rd.
For the past two years VOZ the Workers Rights Organizing Project and Jobs with
Justice have brought together members and supporters of our organizations for
dancing, fun and fundraising. This year we have even more reason to celebrate:
VOZ recently opened Portland's first day labor center on June 16th 2008. With
this historic opening, Portland will join the ranks of other US cities that have
successfully used day labor centers as alternatives to street corner hiring. The
center will give Portland's day laborers a safe and secure place to seek decent
employment, and help in the fight to
raise standards for all workers.
This years salsa party will be fun for everyone, and will include dance lessons,
food and a silent auction. You can help by spreading the word, and helping to
sell tickets (contact me for more information or to purchase a ticket). We would
love to see you as we celebrate this historic event! Even if you can't attend,
please consider buying a ticket for someone who can't afford one.
If you would like to promote your organization or campaign, tables can be
provided with advance notice. This event will be a good opportunity to network
with other organizations and get your message out. Help spread the word and ensure the success of this event!
Eliana 503-236-5573
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Here are the e-mails and phone
#s of City Council members Dan
Salzman, Randy Leonard, Tom
Potter, and Sam Adams to send
messages:
Phone #s - Dan Salzman
503-823-4151, Randy Leonard
503-823-4682, Tom Potter
503-823-4127, Sam Adams
503-823-3008
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Upcoming Jobs with Justice Committee Meetings:
(Call the office at 503-236-5573 to find out about other committees including
Immigrant Rights and Media)
Tuesday, August 26th, 6:00pm Health Care Committee Meeting,
6025 E Burnside
Wednesday, August 27th, 12:00pm Faith Labor Committee Meeting, 6025
E. Burnside
Monday September 8th, 5:30 pm, JwJ Steering Committee.
6025 E Burnside
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