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"The Grassroots Mobilizing Department
of the U.S. Anti-Sweatshop Movement" 1470 Irving Street, NW, Washington, DC 20010 202-232-5002, [email protected] |
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8th Annual SAF Sowing Seeds for Change SymposiumNovember 7-9, 2003, Columbia, SC**CALL FOR WORKSHOP PROPOSALS**Proposals are now being accepted for workshops at the only U.S. symposium about farmworker issues that is organized for students. Join students, farmworkers, faculty and advocates in building a national coalition for change. Workshops are needed in the following areas related to farmworkers: (Students and Farmworkers are encouraged to submit workshop proposals) *Environmental justice, *Health issues, *Student organizing, *Immigration issues, *Farmworker organizing, *Farmworker legislation, *Farmworker folklife and cultural traditions If you have a great idea for a workshop, please fill out a workshop proposal form and send it to SAF. BENEFITS OF THE SYMPOSIUM: GOALS OF THE SYMPOSIUM SPONSORED by Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF) HOSTED by USC-High School Equivalency Program CO-SPONSORED by National Farmworker Ministry, SC Progressive Network, USC-Department of Languages, Literatures & Cultures, USC-College of Liberal Arts, USC-College of Social Work, and the USC-Latin American Studies Program SYMPOSIUM INFORMATION FAIR will be held Saturday, November 8th. Organizations will set up tables to distribute information and dialogue with participants. If you are interested in having a table please fill out the Info Table Reservation Form and send it with a check made out to SAF for $45. Info tables are free to student groups. REGISTRATION QUESTIONS |
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