Thursday, April 20, 7:30pm
Public Meeting
The Power of Strikes: A Working Woman’s Guide

“A Day Without a Woman,” “A Day Without Immigrants,” “May 1 General Strike” – these calls for mass protest have abounded since Trump occupied the White House. What is their meaning for women, the multi-racial labor force, immigrants and refugees? The meeting will analyze the March 8 women’s rights actions and what they signified. Learn why strikes are called “workers’ most powerful weapon” and discover women’s leadership in past labor upsurges. Get informed about local and national collaboration between immigrant rights groups and unions in building for walkouts on May Day – to protest Trump’s attacks on medical care, elders, immigrants, women and labor. Find out how you can help!

Hearty dinner, with vegan options, served at 6:30pm for $8.50 donation.

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle
On the #7 busline. Six blocks from the Columbia City light rail station.

For more info or to arrange childcare:
206-722-6057 • [email protected] www.facebook.com/rwseattle