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Oxfam is an international organization dedicated to the establishment of long-term solutions to poverty, hunger, and social injustice worldwide.small logo

MONDAY OCT. 18th at 8PM in Starr Auditorium, MacMillan Hall

The Campaign Against Sweatshops: Hear the stories of the workers

This presentation will include two women who are ex-sweatshop workers, two Bangladeshi activists, as well as speakers from the National Labor Committee. The workers are women who have struggled far below the poverty line surviving on wages as low as 14 cents an hour.

Our goal is to raise awareness of this hidden issue that affects millions of workers, primarily women and children around the world.  As US citizens we have the power and the voice to speak for the silenced workers.

This is a rare opportunity to see them speak for themselves, and find out what we can do to advance the global campaign against sweatshop and child labor.

For more information, please go to:

http://www.nlcnet.org/campaign s/bangtour/

Please spread the word about this event to as many people as possible!

Contact Us | Last Update January 15, 2005