More information about the Urbano Project & The Freedom Trail on Trial here:
http://urbanoproject.org/artistsProjects.php
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A couple other places to look are: Vegan Jobs: "If you are a vegan looking for vegan work, or a vegan who owns a vegan company, you've come to the right place. We are currently listing vegan companies all over the world who are vegan owned and who provide vegan products." http://www.veganjobs.org/ Feminist jobs and internships: http://www.feminist.org/911/jobs/joblisting.asp And, Amherst College has some info on finding activism-focused jobs with links to more job sites: https://www.amherst.edu/campuslife/careers/students/picareers/careers/social_activism |
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How can I find work with radical organizations in Boston? Anything from anti-police violence, anti-racism, affordable housing, queer liberation.... anything radical! I want to be in the fight for liberation and also be able to eat. Help a friend out.
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Resource guide from Artists + Researchers events: |
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Saturday, January 16, 2010, 6-8pm No ALA conference registration required; new volunteers welcome! Contact Rebecca Martin for more info. |
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FYI for anyone going to Midwinter in Boston: Hyatt Hotels Corp. laid off the entire housekeeping staffs at the Hyatt Regency Boston, Hyatt Regency Cambridge, and Hyatt Harborside Hotel after the morning shift had ended on Aug. 31, citing challenging economic conditions, and immediately replaced them with workers from an out-of-state staffing firm that will be paid $8 with no benefits. The housekeepers (who were paid $15 with benefits) had been training those very workers, from Georgia’s Hospitality Staffing Solutions, who they were told would be filling in for vacations. |
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