Taking back our time

dublin | anti-capitalism | event notice Monday April 26, 2010 11:14 by Andrew - WSM outreach group wsm_ireland at yahoo dot com

The 3rd of the Rethinking Revolution discussions

Aileen O'Carroll draw on the stories and diaries of those working in IT company’s to talk about the secrets and contradictions of working in a global industry. The myth is that IT workers happily work a 60 hour week but like workplaces of a previous era, there is a struggle over the nature of work and the length of working time within our lives. The left tends to focus on the formal visible struggles conducted through trade unions. What can this other level of often individualised struggle teach us in the fight for a new world?

Rethinking revolution is a series of discussions in Dublin about the core ideas those of us who want revolutionary change think we have in common and so too often neglect to discuss. The discussions will be kicked off by an opinionated presentation of one or more approaches on these questions with the purpose of drawing all present into a discussion that we hope will continue long after the meeting. The talks are organised by the Outreach group of the WSM and inspired by those arguments we keep having in the kitchen at parties. Join our Facebook group to keep you updated as the program develops at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=107260785962425

The discussions will happen on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month in Seomra Spraoi. Semora Spraoi is an activist run 'social center' and is located at 10 Belvidere Court, Dublin 1, for directions see below. The discussions will start at 6.30 sharp as Seomra Kitchen has a 'People's Kitchen' every Wednesday from 7.30 (so afterwards you can get a tasty meal and continue the discussion.)

Where is Seomra Spraoi
Phone: 087 2403602 or 01 8728670
Address: 10 Belvidere Court, Dublin 1
Directions: Walk north along Gardiner St, past Mountjoy Square and turn right at the next laneway (Belvidere Court). Seomra Spraoi is about 2/3 of the way down the lane on the right hand side (number ten).