A powerpoint presentation with discussion questions and acompanying activities that presents the reasons behind the AFL-CIO's immigration policy.

Workshop outline and materials, including Power Point presentation, Labor Council resolution, handouts on NAFTA and on Who Immigrants are, and "debate cheat sheets" on 4 controversial issues.

19 slides. Focus on California, but works for other states as well.

Packet includes lesson strategy, exercises and some readings presented at UALE April 2009. Feedback requested, this is a tough and controversial topic related to immigration, economic development and globalization topics.

"The Labor Movement's Framework for Comprehensive Immigration Reform" is a two page document agreed upon by both the AFL-CIO and Change to Win in April of 2009.

90 minutes workshop for community and labor activists, developed by Alethia Jones ARISE, Civil Rights of Immigrants Task Force and  Guillermo Perez Albany/Capital District Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA)

This full-day training is intended to open an honest dialogue across diverse communities. It links immigrant rights to broader racial and economic justice issues and electoral participation. It was developed by the Western Region Multi-Caucus of SEIU in collaboration with CTWO, NNIRR, NOA, NCJIS, rank and file and staff of SEIU.

The materials are in English and Spanish. This workshop is designed for immigrant and non-immigrant workers together.

This 35-slide power point gives an overview of immigration, focusing on Minnesota, and analyzes our broken immigration system.

Rather than lay down a line, this workshop explores labor's "schizoid" stance on immigration and the real reasons some unions oppose it.

Two downloads: facilitator's "rap", and slides.

Target Audience: U.S.- born union members

Developed by Janice Fine