SAVE THE DATE!

When NAFTA became law in Canada, Mexico and the United States in 1994, it began to focus social, economic, and public policy toward public education as a part of the international trading community.  It opened the door for corporate enterprises to gain access to the public funds for education, thereby using its economic and political influence to direct education reform, particularly by privatizing many aspects of public education. 

Join Los Rios College Federation of Teachers for the annual Trinational Coalition to Defend Public Education. This is an incredible opportunity to show an international community of labor union leaders the role that California Faculty labor unions have played in the advancement of education, resistance to the corporate reform movement, and social justice.