Difference between revisions of "Kim Wilson"
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*[[Kim Wilson]], University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, - Labor Extension | *[[Kim Wilson]], University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, - Labor Extension | ||
“Making Labor History Murals in the Community” | “Making Labor History Murals in the Community” | ||
| − | *[[Jim Cassidy]], Chair, Stony Brook - Art | + | *[[Jim Cassidy]], Chair, Stony Brook - Art<ref>[http://www.stonybrook.edu/workingclass/conference/past/2002/index.shtml How Class Works - 2002 Conference Schedule] (accessed July 24 2010)</ref> |
| − | <ref>[http://www.stonybrook.edu/workingclass/conference/past/2002/index.shtml How Class Works - 2002 Conference Schedule] (accessed July 24 2010)</ref> | ||
[[Category:How Class Works - 2002 Conference]] | [[Category:How Class Works - 2002 Conference]] | ||
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==Helena Supports Heenan== | ==Helena Supports Heenan== | ||
Join us at our community fundraiser to support [[John Heenan for Congress]]. Help us send John into the final month of the primary campaign on a high note (this event will be Johns last public appearance in Helena before the primary). | Join us at our community fundraiser to support [[John Heenan for Congress]]. Help us send John into the final month of the primary campaign on a high note (this event will be Johns last public appearance in Helena before the primary). | ||
Latest revision as of 23:15, 17 May 2019
Kim Wilson
How Class Works
At the How Class Works - 2002 Conference, panels included;
- 1.4 Images of Labor
- Rachel Bernstein,
- Henry Foner and
- Evelyn Jones Rich, LaborArts
“Using Images to Teach Working-Class History”
- Sherry Linkon and
- John Russo, Youngstown State University – Center for Working Class Studies
“From ‘The Steel City’ to ‘A Nice Place to Do Time’: Images of Youngstown after Deindustrialization”
- Kim Wilson, University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, - Labor Extension
“Making Labor History Murals in the Community”
- Jim Cassidy, Chair, Stony Brook - Art[1]
Helena Supports Heenan
Join us at our community fundraiser to support John Heenan for Congress. Help us send John into the final month of the primary campaign on a high note (this event will be Johns last public appearance in Helena before the primary).
John Heenan is the fighter for working Montanans that we need representing us in Washington, DC, and is endorsed by Our Revolution, Justice Democrats, The People for Bernie Sanders, Montana Progressive Democrats, and Montana Conservation Voters.
Local fundraising co-hosts include Wilmot Collins and Maddie Collins, Amanda Curtis and Kevin Curtis, Rachel Carroll Rivas, Erin Farris-Olsen and Robert Farris-Olsen, Eric Feaver and Ellen Feaver, Katherine Hausrath, Jacquie Helt, Jim Jensen, Frank Kromkowski, Daniel Ladd, Cheryl Lamb and Mike Lamb, Dan Laughlin and Kiera Laughlin, Bonnie Lambert and Marshall Mayer, Josh Manning, Lorna Milne and Jonathan Motl, Casey Molloy and Jim Molloy, Nann Parrett and Aaron Parrett, Ken Toole, and Kim Wilson.
- HOST:Marshall Mayer
- LOCATION:Windsor Ballroom of the Iron Front Hotel (Helena, MT).[2]
References
- ↑ How Class Works - 2002 Conference Schedule (accessed July 24 2010)
- ↑ Our Revolution Helena Supports Heenan