The Peter Kwong Immigrant Workers Learning Center brings working people together so that they can learn from one another through their organizing experiences with the intention of creating greater clarity of direction to push our organizing work. The goal of the learning center is to liberate the thinking of working people and to create a space where we can identify our struggles and build strategies to move our work beyond mere survival.
The following are questions discussed in the Learning Center, with a sum-up of conclusions drawn.
“Zone Out” Systemic Racism: New York City’s Racialized Zoning, the Role of Nonprofits, and the Working Class’ Fight to Stop Racist Displacement
January 23, 2022
Labor’s Forgotten Fight: Reclaiming Control of Our Time
Presentations by Shirley Lung (Professor, CUNY Law) and Jamie K. McCallum (Professor, Middlebury College
March 30, 2021
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Challenging For-Profit Models in Climate Policy
Presentations by: Sean Sweeney, John Treat & Irene HongPing Shen (CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies, International Program for Labor, Climate and Environment / Trade Unions for Energy Democracy)
January 13, 2020 – Abrons Arts Center
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Schedule of classes as well as events are included here.
Aquí se detallan los horarios de clases y eventos.
我们的課程表和活動在此列出。
Classes have been videotaped and added for you to view on our YouTube channel.
HISTORIES OF LABOR AND IMMIGRANTS
Curriculum Lead: Shirley Lung, Co-Facilitator: Kai Wen Yang
- Chinese
- Spanish
POLITICAL ECONOMY
Curriculum Lead: Scott Carter, Co-Facilitator: Zishun Ning
- Chinese
- Spanish
LAWS AND LEGAL STRATEGIES
Curriculum Lead: Ken Kimerling, Co-Facilitator: Nelson Mar
- Chinese
- Spanish
ORGANIZING
Curriculum Lead: Wing Lam
- Chinese
- Spanish
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