Employee Free Choice Act – EFCA Updates

Ingo Schmidt at the 2009 World Peace Forum in Vancouver Canada. He calls for the labour movement and the peace activists to unite, and not to be deviated by nationalist-patrotism or sefish partnerships with the corporate inteersts.

Ask anyone what Ukraine’s culture is. Someone will mention Ukrainian folk songs and dances. Another will remember Ukrainian language or national cuisine. Their answers will never be the same. Why? There is nothing more intangible in this world than culture. It is impossible either to describe it as a whole or to define its components. The culture of any society includes too many aspects making any attempt to

Catholic Social Teaching Project: The Dignity of Work, Rights of Workers, and Support for Labor Unions (a spin off of the Starburst “berries and cream” commercial)

FreeChoiceAct.org National advertisement promoting the Employee Free Choice Act, a bill to help bring back the middle class. Lean more at FreeChoiceAct.org.

Peace NOW! Anti-War Actions in Toronto and Ottawa, Canada September 2002 – April 2003 The 25-minute video features a chronological series of over ten clips from peace demonstrations including Toronto’s contribution to the massive February 15th event, part of the largest coordinated international mobilization in history, and One Big No, the largest political arts event in Toronto in two deca