| REGISTER NOW for The 2020 Labor Research and Action Network (LRAN) National Conference will be held March 12th at Morehouse College, co-hosted by the Morehouse College International Comparative Labor Studies Department. On March 13th, the Jobs With Justice National Conference, located at the Atlanta Convention Center, will include an LRAN track of workshops. Scholars, labor practitioners, and activists from across the country will converge in Atlanta, GA to share new ideas and lessons learned, and connect around research and campaign work. As we gather in the space of an historically black college and university in the South, we hope this conference is an opportunity to develop a proactive strategy that amplifies voices that have historically not had a place or priority at the table. We hope to learn from the unique challenges faced by organizers and researchers in the South and in Right-to-Work states, including from active campaigns in the Atlanta area. LRAN conference attendees are encouraged to join the Jobs With Justice National Conference, which will be held March 13th-15th at the Atlanta Convention Center. The 13th will include LRAN workshops. Registration for the JWJ conference requires an additional fee. Please indicate in the form if you are only able to attend the LRAN conference on the 12th. Schedule Breakfast 8-9am Opening Plenary 9-10:45am “Labor Studies in the 21st Century” Moderator” Shannan Reaze, Executive Director, Jobs With Justice Atlanta Speakers: Jaira Burke, Campaign Manager, Amplify Georgia Andrew Douglas, Associate Professor, Morehouse College Cynthia Hewitt, Professor, Morehouse College John Taylor, National Field Director of Property Services Division, SEIU 1st Workshop Block 11-12:30pm Lunch 12:30-1:15pm Keynote Address 1:30-2:45pm Speaker: Stacy Davis Gates, Vice President, Chicago Teachers Union 2nd Workshop Block 3-4:30pm Workshop Topics include: Recommendations for 21st Century Labor Law —- Personal Surveillance Devices and Datafication in the Workplace —-Build an LGBTQ Economic Justice Movement —-Organizing in the South —- How and Why We Must Build Women’s Labor Leadership —-Building Our Power to Win Through Participatory, Member-Led Research Roundtable —- Bargaining for the Common Good |
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