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Thursday January 01 1970

Youth Unemployment Conference

category national | worker & community struggles and protests | event notice author Friday May 21, 2010 12:22author by Ógra Shinn Féin - Ógra Shinn Féinauthor email ograsf at hotmail dot comauthor address 136 Barrack St, Cork Report this post to the editors

Creating jobs and building a political alternative


Ógra Shinn Fein has announced details of their forthcoming National Youth Unemployment Conference, to be held in the Teachers Club in Dublin on Saturday the 5th of June at 11am.

National Organiser Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire has this to say 'The conference has at its aim to bring together various strands of opinion from the Trade unions, political parties, and youth organisations, to explore the issues surrounding youth unemployment, and to examine what needs to be done, socially, politically, and economically to combat youth unemployment.'
Youth Unemployment Conference
Youth Unemployment Conference

National Organiser Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire has this to say 'The conference has at its aim to bring together various strands of opinion from the Trade unions, political parties, and youth organisations, to explore the issues surrounding youth unemployment, and to examine what needs to be done, socially, politically, and economically to combat youth unemployment.' The speakers will include speakers from the National Youth Council, the Union of Students in Ireland, Trade Unions, political parties, elected representatives, TASC, the INOU, Youth activists, among others.

Calling for young republicans to mobilise for it he added ' This conference promises to be an extremely interesting and thought provoking event, and will hopefully provide an impetus for a real discussion and what we as a society need to do, both to create jobs, and to create a political alternative. It should be a fascinating event, and I would encourage anyone with an interest in the rights of young people and in progressive politics to attend.'10-11 registration/fáilte

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11- 11.45 Opening session – plenary ‘What is the reality for the Young Unemployed in 2010’

11.45. – 12.30 Workshops section.
- What can we do to create jobs?
- How trade unions protect jobs, and why we need them
- How to create a vocal lobby for the rights of young people

12.30 – 12.45 Break

12.45.- 1.45 Closing plenary – Youth Debate – ‘Creating a political alternative', SF, Labour, and SP youth speakers

1.45. Closing address

Contact Donnchadh at [email protected] or 0868819653 for more information. Additional speakers, suggestions etc. welcome.

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