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United Association for Labor Education 2013 Annual ConferenceDu 17 au 20 avril 2013 à Toronto (Canada)In a world which sometimes divides us, the world of work affects us all. It is a world in which working people face trying economic times, inequitable labor policies, and systemic attacks on workers and their human rights. Dedicated to progress, growth, and hope for the labor movement, the United Association for Labor Education (UALE) invites labor educators and those who value labor education to look beyond the boundaries we may perceive and come together in Toronto, Ontario Canada for a conference that values workers and worker education.UALE invites proposals on topics across the entire span of the challenges facing working people. Proposals may draw from all disciplines and take many forms, including strategic or academic reports; qualitative or quantitative analyses; teaching demonstrations; labor history research, curriculum for adults or K-12; union membership training tools; case studies; workshops; general curriculum design; strategy sessions and performances, music, art, including public art, and theater. We are interested in what workers are saying and doing as they assert such fundamental rights as the right to bargain collectively, enjoy union representation, obtain education, and remain safe at work. We are also interested in how modern labor education helps working people assert these rights despite economic struggle, systematic inequality and challenging political climates.Lire la suite de l'appel : http://uale.org/conference/conference-2013#CallDeadline: 2 novembre 2012&#160;&#160;&#160;