[P2P-F] Fwd: [Networkedlabour] Fwd: Join the online revolution!

Sat Sep 13 15:36:25 CEST 2014

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Subject: [Networkedlabour] Fwd: Join the online revolution!
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*From:* "USi Organising" <organise at usilive.org>
*Date:* 8 september 2014 10:31:13 CEST
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*Subject:* *Join the online revolution!*
*Reply-To:* "USi Organising" <organise at usilive.org>

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Union Solidarity International, in an exciting new development for the
global labour movement, is integrating with Trade Union TV (Ireland) and
Union News (UK).

USi will be represented across every social media stream from Weibo to
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facilitates the power of social media to augment organising efforts at a
ground level.

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every year.

USi Ireland is building solidarity by creating a space for workers and
communities to share their issues and dreams while sharing stories of
resistance to neo-liberalism. USi News UK is reporting the news from a
trade union perspective across the UK, and USiLive continues to strengthen
internationalism using the latest technology and social media.

The activities of the project are not restricted to driving change via
online platforms. USi launched the Blood Bricks campaign, working to end
modern day slavery and unionise thousands of workers in the brick kilns of
India. We supported Ruins
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the
Greek human rights documentary exposing the far rightwing attempts to
demonise the vulnerable and marginalised. It will be a central part of our
work to campaign for trade union and human rights around the world.

USi also provides a number of services to the global trade union community:

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   USi delivers an online campaigning & social media course expertise on
   location and virtually.
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   Creation of an “Organising Network
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   privately and securely share information, research and campaign documents.
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   In-built web conference facility where we assist with the running of
   union events online including live streaming and other technical expertise.
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   Recording, editing and publishing of events for circulation to a global
   audience.
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   In partnership with global unions we are pioneering audio multi-lingual
   conferencing.

USi is supported by a growing number of trade unions in the UK and Ireland
and around the world including the GMB, General Federation of Trade Unions,
FBU, Mandate, SIPTU, PCS, RMT, TSSA, UCATT, Unison North West and Scotland,
Unite the Union and Thompsons Solicitors.

We are supported by trade unions around the world representing millions of
workers including the Teamsters, Unite HERE, United Electrical, Radio &
Machine Workers of America, UFCW, CNM/CUT (Brazilian Metal Workers)
FISAC/CGIL (Italy), National Union of Workers (Australia), South African
Municipal Workers Union , Athens Labour Centre, OLME (Greek Secondary
School Teachers), ProGe (Austria).

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