Collective Paths Out Of The Climate Crisis

Event with ex-GKN workers and the german climate movement on 4 march, 2023

Report by Agnieszka Mroz, Inicjatywa Pracownicza, Poznan

Stories From The European Border

Action in solidarity with murdered unionist Adil Belakhdim on June 30 in Berlin

The Zapatista delegation is sent off

This episode of the Resistance Diaries from Rojava is about the role of cooperatives in the revolution.

Between 1992 and 1995, British activists organised aid convoys to Tuzla to support the local working class.

In May 2018 the “International Confederation of Labour” was founded in Italy to unite independent unions and worker organisations across frontiers.

Henri's Friends. A story that didn't make career

In mid-September, Amazon worker activists from Poland and Germany met in Poznan.

17 August, 2011, Berlin - Two spokesmen of the Japanese railway union Doro-Chiba meet colleagues from the Berlin S-Bahn at Ostbahnhof station.

From June 23 to 28 Miguel Sanz - activist of the andalusian independent union SAT - is on a tour to inform about the current struggle.

Paris, November 13, 2010 - European base union representatives hold a meeting. They talk about the reasons for their meeting and their political common ground. The participating organizations are: CUB (Italiy), SUD Solidaires (France), Freie ArbeiterInnen Union - FAU (Germany), t.i.e. (Germany), Intersindical Alternativa de Catalunia/Spain, SUD (Switzerland), Unione Sindacale di Base - USB (Italy), Confederación Federal del Trabajo - CGT (Spain).

Representatives of the British meat industry meet in Eastbourne in November 2009. 25,000 workers are represented by 50 delegates, mostly shop stewards. This conference is called "Meat Combine". Due to their remarkable success in the national meat industry, union and shop stewards are faced with the necessity of organizing meat industry workers worldwide, and of establishing an international "Meat Combine".

November 23, 2009: Sharon Graham, Director of the Organising Department of the union UNITE! speaks about her work. She explains the difference between her kind of union work and the traditional labour union, which functions as a service provider for its members and sees itself in partnership with employers. She explains the term “organising” and reports on the current state of worldwide organising in the meat industry.

He fought against the Nazis, the dictatorship in Uruguay, and against capitalism.

San José de Apartadó is located in the Urabá region in northwest Colombia. The inhabitants constituted themselves as a peace community in 1997 and declared their neutrality towards all armed actors.

March 30, 2006, Bogotá - Carlos Olaya talks about the connection between starvation and poverty in Colombia and the strategies of national and transnational food companies. Coffee: The monopoly strategy of Nestlé, Cargill, Procter&Gambler and Kraft Food had the effect that the price of coffee decreased throughout the 1990s by about two thirds. Due to this price decline about 150,000 coffee-producing families lost their jobs.

Hong kong, December 15, 2005 - The third stop on the "Hub Hong Kong" tour. Apo Leong from the Asia Monitor Resource Center (AMRC) and his organization are also members of the Hong Kong Peoples Alliance, which organizes the protests in Hong Kong. The AMRC helps workers to organize themselves on an international level. They provide information on threats of relocation stemming from transnational corporations. Siemens is mentioned as one negative example, among others.

Film about Latinas working as domestic helpers in the USA.

"In China there is a new syndrome: death by overworking." At the European Social Forum in Florence in 2003 seminars were given about sweatshops. Sweatshops are factories in which workers graft for a pittance, without rights and without union support, to produce cheap goods that are sold expensively in western countries. Activists and workers talk about working-conditions and struggles in the factories of China, Bangladesh, Korea, Thailand, India etc.