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Save Our Postal Service
May 24, 2012 05:00 PM, Terry Schrunk Plaza, Between SW Park Avenue and SW Salmon Street

A community action in support of postal workers and the essential service that they provide. 

Rally at Terry Schrunk  Plaza followed by a march to a post office, where massive amounts of post cards will be sent to the Postmaster General urging him to prevent post office closures and keep Saturday delivery.

Pitch A Tent
Jun 08, 2012 09:00 AM, Right 2 Dream Too, NW 4th & Burnside

Pitch A Tent for the Right to Survive, a public campout designed to raise awareness about the criminalization of homelessness in Portland and across the nation, and the creative solutions that can be implemented immediately to address this human rights crisis.

Set up along the Rose Parade Route by 10am and have LOTS of FUN!!

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Cross Border United Against the Korea Free Trade Agreement

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Jan 11, 2011 06:30 PM

Machinists Union Hall

3645 SE 32nd Ave • Portland, OR

Korean Labor Leader Speaks on Korean Opposition to the KFTA

 

A Speaker's Tour with the Korean Confederation of Trade Union's Kim Kyung-Ran

 

In early December, U.S. and Korean trade negotiators struck a deal that is expected to bring the Korea Free Trade Agreement to the floor of Congress in early 2011.  This is the biggest free trade agreement since NAFTA, and is strongly opposed by the largest labor federations in each country.

Hear from Kim Kyung-Ran, director of external relations for the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, as she:

    * Inspires us to action with photos and stories from some of South Korea’s largest and most dramatic mobilizations against the FTA to date

    * Busts the myth that job-killing trade deals that hurt ordinary Americans somehow benefit working people in other countries

Kyung-Ran's stunning 35-minute slide presentation will be followed by short reports from local activists, updating you on the expected impact of the FTA in our region and how you can get involved in local efforts to stop it.  For more information, contact the Oregon Fair Trade Campaign at (503) 736-9777.

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