The present, on-going, workshops include two which attracted overflow crowds:

- The Student/Farmworker Strategy Session (called by members of the Student/Farmworkers alliance);

- The Comite Zapatista de Los Angeles's teach in.

The other sessions, all of which are also very well attended, include:

- A member to member exchange organized by POWER, LIFT, and the Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates (KIWA);

- US/Mexico Border organizing (organized by Action LA);

- Today's media and the struggle for popular power (Onward Collective);

- Organizing the Working Class Under Imperialism (Miami Workers Center & POWER);

- The Growing Divide (United For a Fair Economy);

- Economic Human Rights (Kensington Welfare Rights Union (KWRU) and the Women's Economic Agenda Project (WEAP));

- Food and Social Justice (Food and Social Justice Project); and

- Human rights and the anti-war movement (POWER - SoCal).

Workshop Session II (Royce and Rolfe Hall**) 1:15-2:15

- PETA: The Struggle is One: The Importance of Solidarity across Progressive Movements.”

- United Farm Workers (UFW): Pictsweet Campaign

- United Church of Christ (UCC): Organizing with Religious Congregations for Social Change.

- Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras: “Claiming our space in the global workshop”

- United for a Fair Economy (UFE): “Creative Actions”

- McDonalds Workers: Strike in France

- International Socialist Organization (ISO): Eyewitness from Argentina: Is Revolution on the Agenda in Latin America?

- Humanrightstech: How to of Virtual Organizing

- Midnight Special Law Collective/ Derechos Humanos: Know your Rights/Legal 101

TWO HOUR WORKSHOP SESSIONS 1:15 – 3:30

- Student/ Farmworker Alliance, United Students Against Sweatshops , Student Action with Farmworkers– facilitated by the Campaign for Labor Rights

- Student Organizing 101

- Pineros y Campesinos Unidos (PCUN), CAUSA

- Consumer mobilizing and the NORPAC Campaign

- KIWA, CHIRLA, GWC, CIW, Miami Worker Center, and Make the Road by Walking, POWER - facilitated by GWC

- Community Based Worker Organizing

- Arts in Action

- Art Making and Skills Building

- Theater of the Oppressed

- Popular theater theory and practice

Break 2:15-2:30

Workshop Session III (Royce and Rolfe Hall**) 2:30-3:30

- Alianza Indigena: The Migration of Indigenous Peoples

- PETA: Social Justice and Corporate Responsibility

- La IndyMedia: Indymedia

- Juventud Anti-Autoritaria Revolucionaria: Pueblos Indigenos de Mexico

- Mexico Solidarity Network: Free Trade Area of the Americas

- International Socialist Organization (ISO): Organizing for Global Justice Post 9-11 : How has the war changed our struggle?

- Libros Revolución: L.A.-Sweatshop Town, and The War on Immigrants

- Movimiento Sem Terra (MST): Brazil’s Landless Worker’s Movement: Organizing Models, Strategies and International Projection



Gather for Forever 21 Demonstration!! (Perloff Quad/ Dickson Plaza) 3:30

Join the Forever 21 protest in Santa Monica: 4:30!!!

Directions to UCLA

o I-10 W

o 405 N

o Exit Sunset, make a right

o Right on Hilgard Ave.

o Park at Structure 2 (paid parking - $6)

o Disabled Parking along Dickson Court – Free Meters all day

(After turning right on Hilgard, right on Wyton, quick left on Charles E. Young Drive to Dickson Court)

** Campus Map found at www.ucla.edu

Directions to Forever 21 Protest at Santa Monica Place (mall)

o I-10 W

o Exit 5th St, make a right

o Left on Broadway

o Protest is at 3rd Street (Promenade) and Broadway, in front of mall entrance – but no parking available on Third St.

o Parking can be found along 2nd St. or 4th St – paid parking

** Rooms to be assigned