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Conference Call – Indigenous, Immigrant, Migrant Labour & Globalization

By Prerna on May 5, 2008

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Indigenous, Immigrant, Migrant Labour & Globalization Conference

British Columbia, Canada, June 6 – 8, 2008

A joint conference sponsored by the Pacific Northwest Labor History Association and the Labor and Working Class History Association Simon Fraser University at Harbour Centre Downtown Campus 515 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC. Immigrants and indigenous communities throughout North America made their own labour and political landscapes as they adjusted to changing economic, colonial and cultural contexts. This conference will connect these histories with contemporary globalization, and consider how the labour movement can respond to the new demands of workers in shifting political and geographical locations. For more information see the conference website: http://www.pnlha.org or contact Joey Hartman, pnlha@shaw.ca or Colleen O’Neill at colleen.oneill@usu.edu.

Sponsored by the SFU Centre for Labour Studies.

Colleen O’Neill

Email: colleen.oneill@usu.edu

Visit the website at http://www.pnlha.org

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