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Dublin - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970

People's Movement: Building the People's Network

category dublin | eu | event notice author Wednesday July 23, 2014 09:30author by PM - People's Movement Report this post to the editors

Meeting on Building the People's Network

This is an important discussion for the future:
* Summing up the experience of the elections.
* How do we strengthen the movement?

Ideas on the table are ....

This is an important discussion for the future:
* Summing up the experience of the elections.
* How do we strengthen the movement?
Ideas on the table are:

The creation of a weekly email newsletter, called THE PEOPLE'S PAPER, having a printed edition once a month for door-to-door distribution.

Build the network of connected people, interested in a democratic future for our country - through engagement with the many struggles that people are engage in.

In Cork we are collecting thousands of signatures for a Petition asking the local Councils to 'Vote NO to Water Tax', this may provide the basis for local organising in other areas?

We are emphasising the need for a consciousness to build the organisation of our movement - for people to work together in a collective way.

Unless the people are organised we will not be able to effect the democratic change which we are putting forward.

Let's have the discussion....

Venue:
Sunday, July 27 at 1:00pm - 5:00pm in UTC+01

The Abbey Hotel Dublin
52 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin, Ireland

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