Greetings,

Reminder:  A year ago October 1st, Congress bailed out the banks and insurers,

claiming they were 'too big to fail.'
 

They got bailed out; we got sold out!

From In These Times, 'Unions, progressives to Launch Wall St. Reform Drives' ,

"Unions and progressive coalitions are seeking to add grass-roots organizing power to President Obama's calls for financial reform, with stepped up activism from the AFL-CIO, Jobs With Justice and the progressive Americans for Financial Reform coalition all starting this week.

Following last week's AFL-CIO convention that aimed to jump-start reform drives and the union movement, new president Richard Trumka and other leaders will be taking their case for economic reform to Wall Street and the  public."

Here in Columbus, we amplify that call for Wall Street Reform, Thursday Oct. 1st

Town Hall on the Economic Crisis & Foreclosure and

Interfaith Vigil for workers, homeowners, & tenants

Will you join us? Sign up here.

When:  Thursday, October 1, 6pm-8pm

Who:  Town Hall Panelists (6pm)

            Bill Faith, Coalition on Homelessness & Housing in Ohio, Executive Director

            Ken Rawls, Transport Workers Union Local 208 President

            Jason Reece, Kirwan Institute at The Ohio State University, Senior Researcher

          March to Chase Bank for Interfaith Vigil (depart at 7pm)

          The Rev. Dr. Eric Brown, Pastor, Woodland Christian Church

            We will walk together to Chase Bank at 12th Ave & High St. from the Town Hall (0.4 mile)

Where:  27 Euclid Ave, Columbus, CWA Local 4501 Hall (east of N. High St, north of 7th   Avenue and Kroger).

             Parking on street or CWA lot only

Will you join us? Sign up here.

Sponsored by Columbus Jobs with Justice