Come Join the One Big Union, a group that works both to win gains now and toward abolishing capitalism and replacing it with freedom and equality in all of life. Come meet us this Thursday as we kick off a campaign against Jimmy John's who refuse to meet with frustrated and exploited workers. We will also discuss other local organizing as well.

Problems with your employer or landlord? Unpaid Wages? Injustice at work? Eviction? Denied Deposit? Refused Repairs?
We are a volunteer network of working people and students who defend our rights through collective action. Everyone who wants to learn more or if you are interested in finding ways to collectively fight back and win, should come to this meeting. Feel free to bring food if you want, it is a potluck.

Fellow Workers:

Join us for our monthly IWW meeting, forming a General Membership Branch for North Carolina!

The Industrial Workers of the World, the One Big Union, brought you the end of child labor, the 8 hour day, the weekend, and important gains in US Free Speech rights, protecting the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution.

Join us as we bring workplace democracy to jobs, and Dumb the Bosses of Your Backs!

Think Outside the Bomb is the nation's largest youth-led nuclear abolitionist network, and they're going to be coming to Chapel Hill to your favorite independent radical bookstore, Internationalist Books! This year they are engaging in a campaign called Disarmament Summer, which includes a presence at the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review in May, a three month national tour (with a stop here at I-Books), and an Action and Permaculture Encampment July 30th to August 9th.

The local chapter of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) will hold a general meeting on April 27th at 7:30 PM. The meeting is open to anyone. Topics of discussion will include Mayday celebration and ongoing labor solidarity campaigns.

More info on the IWW is available at www.iww.org.

Also, don't miss our film screening of "The Wobblies" on Saturday, May 1st!

Come celebrate the original anarchist-inspired labor holiday this May 1st at the Internationalist! Following up the Really Really Free Market (see below), we're screening a Really Really Free Movie in the spirit of radical labor struggles.

More info coming soon!

http://www.iww.org/

Who are the G20 countries? Why are they meeting in Pittsburgh this month, and what is the meeting's significance? Why are activists from Chapel Hill and around the country converging to protest, and what do they hope to accomplish?

North Carolina has a very dense farmworker population: over 150,000 in this state alone. These workers, who are largely migrants from Central and South America, frequently live in extremely difficult circumstances and face multiple forms of exploitation. On July 29th, the Internationalist will host an event featuring to build awareness and concrete solidarity with the workers in our state whose faces we rarely see but whose efforts allow us to eat every day.

Join UNC-SDS (Students for a Democratic Society) as they continue their radical Summer School with a facilitation training, featuring local activist Elena Everett. More information coming soon!