The labor movement has lost an important voice, singer and songwriter Anne Feeney. The US folk singer and activist self-described as a “performer, producer, hellraiser”, died aged 69 from Covid-19. Over the next few weeks many tributes will be posted and published. We will use this space to celebrate our sister. May she rest in …
The Executive Board of the United Association of Labor Education (UALE), a community of educators and scholars dedicated to promoting education as an essential tool to worker training, leadership development, and equity in the workplace, would like to invite your press to submit a book or books for consideration for our annual Book Award prize. We will announce …
The UALE Executive Board and Conference Planning Committee have made the tough call to make the 2021 conference a virtual one. We realize this means we won’t have the opportunity to see one another in person for another year but with the uncertainty of the pandemic it felt like the most responsible decision. We are …
UALE 2021 IS GOING VIRTUAL, May 24-27, 2021 (same dates) Read More »
Click here to create your new UALE account. Hello UALE folks!Welcome to the new UALE website. Hopefully you received our latest e-newsletter sharing all the details. One thing the announcement forgot to include was how do I log-in to the UALE page? Click here to create your new UALE account.
Hey folks! Check out some of the latest Zoom-erific events happening in October and November. This pandemic won’t keep UALE folks from educating. There are several other speakers in this online series on “Understanding a World in Crisis and Building an Alternative.” For more information, visit the Havens Wright Center website. And thanks to Don Taylor …
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e-bulletin issue 53 – October 2020 Welcome to the 53rd IFWEA e-bulletin. It’s been a challenging year for everybody, with the worldwide pandemic forcing us to think of new and …
