Building the new labour movement: the fight for $15

The Fight for $15 movement has been a defining feature of the political landscape in the US and, increasingly, in Canada. While the movement has generated unprecedented unity between union and non-union workers, it has also provoked important debates about how we win workers' rights, while building working-class power for the struggles that lie ahead. Join us for this dinner and discussion.



Speakers: 

Brynne Sinclair-Waters: Participant in the April 1 Chicago solidarity actions that saw joint strike action between fast food workers and teachers, with solidarity from students, bakers, airport workers and more. 

Pam Frache: Report on the April 15 Pan-Canadian Day of Action in the Fight for $15 & Fairness



Dinner at 6:00 pm

Discussion at 7:00 pm

Wrap-up at 9:30 pm



This fundraiser is hosted by the Toronto West branch of the International Socialists. Proceeds shared between the Fight for $15 & Fairness campaign and the upcoming Marxism 2016 conference: http://marxismconference.ca/ Suggested donation: $10 to $20 sliding scale or Pay What You Can (PWYC).