BOOKS
Books you must have:
Tecnicas Participativas Para La Educacion Popular The best resource book for popular educators, combines technique (lots of activities) with method and embodies the work of popular educators in Central America.
By Matt Noyes, Charley MacMartin, Nick Bedell, Emily Schnee, and Roberta Silver. (Inspired by a chart comparing teaching approaches from Training for Transformation, but without the didactic "here's what we want you to think” approach.)
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"The most important challenge for labor and society in the twenty-first century is the question of democracy."
— Elaine Bernard
Welcome.
Boston, 2000, lunchbreak at a small convention center during a one day conference sponsored by the Association for Union Democracy and Carpenters for a Democratic Union (CDU) for a hundred plus members of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters from Boston and around the US.
As it should always be, given the subject matter.
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(Accouche! accouchez!
Will you rot your own fruit in yourself there?
Will you squat and stifle there?)
-Whitman
Let's hope not. Here's what this site is for:
To publish "The Workers' Inspiration: Popular Education for Union Democracy " a handbook of educational strategy and technique for workers, activists and educators, based on my work at The Association for Union Democracy.
