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'''Nina Chacker''' is a public school teacher in [[Detroit]] and a member of [[Solidarity]].<ref>[http://www.solidarity-us.org/site/node/4570 Solidarity Detroit Teachers Protest Attacks on Schools and Students by Nina Chacker January 23, 2016]</ref> | '''Nina Chacker''' is a public school teacher in [[Detroit]] and a member of [[Solidarity]].<ref>[http://www.solidarity-us.org/site/node/4570 Solidarity Detroit Teachers Protest Attacks on Schools and Students by Nina Chacker January 23, 2016]</ref> | ||
| + | ==Solidarity Midwest Day School== | ||
| + | The [[Solidarity]] Midwest Day School was held at [[People’s Church]] in Chicago on Saturday 28 July 2018. The event brought together about 50 people from Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee. | ||
| + | Discussion of labor and unions continued in the fourth session, “From the Classrooms to the Streets: Dispatches from Today’s Teacher Movement”. Panelists, all union members, were [[Dawn Tefft]] (University of Illinois-Chicago Graduate Employees Organization), [[John Fleissner]] (Milwaukee public schools), [[Nina Chacker]] (Detroit public schools), and [[Noreen Gutekanst]] ([[Solidarity]], Chicago public schools). Panelists spoke about how their unions have responded to ‘open shop’ and ‘right to work’ legislation in their states and how they are preparing for the consequences of the Supreme Court’s Janus decision. <ref>[https://solidarity-us.org/report-on-our-midwest-day-school/Report on our Midwest Day School Ian Cornelius August 15, 2018]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:06, 7 September 2018
Template:TOCnestleft Nina Chacker is a public school teacher in Detroit and a member of Solidarity.[1]
Solidarity Midwest Day School
The Solidarity Midwest Day School was held at People’s Church in Chicago on Saturday 28 July 2018. The event brought together about 50 people from Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee.
Discussion of labor and unions continued in the fourth session, “From the Classrooms to the Streets: Dispatches from Today’s Teacher Movement”. Panelists, all union members, were Dawn Tefft (University of Illinois-Chicago Graduate Employees Organization), John Fleissner (Milwaukee public schools), Nina Chacker (Detroit public schools), and Noreen Gutekanst (Solidarity, Chicago public schools). Panelists spoke about how their unions have responded to ‘open shop’ and ‘right to work’ legislation in their states and how they are preparing for the consequences of the Supreme Court’s Janus decision. [2]