This event will examine workers rights around the world, as well as the economic and trade policies that devastate poor countries and fuel undocumented immigration. Local workers rights groups will also talk about their activities in Baltimore, and the proposed Workers Center.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 28th, 6:00 p.m.-8:00 pm.
WHERE: University of Baltimore-Langsdale Library Auditorium (1420 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201-across the street from the Law School)
TITLE: Workers Rights in the Global Economy…and the Missing Link of Immigration Reform
*Free, and open to the public
*Refreshments will be served
*For more information, contact Nicole at:
nicole.zeichner-AT-ubalt.edu
*Sponsored by the University of Baltimore National Lawyers Guild
Speakers include:
Professor Marley Weiss, Labor lawyer, from the University Of Maryland School Of Law, speaking on workers' rights in the global economy
Ruben Chandrasekar from the American Friends Service Committee's Project VOICE, speaking on the root causes of migration and sharing immigrants’ stories
George Luchiri Wajackoyah, International Comparative Human Rights lawyer, speaking on the effect of the Bhopal litigation on workers’ rights
Dinesh Tripathi, International Human Rights lawyer, speaking on workers' rights in Nepal
Local Workers Rights Groups:
United Workers Association of Baltimore
CASA de Maryland (invited)