Group Feeback – Putting the strategy into practice in our workplaces and communities
Feedback from the Group Activity discussing how we should put the Unite Political Strategy into practice in our workplaces and communities.
Unite Political Strategy – an Overview
Joy Johnston from the Unite Political Department presents a run through the full Unite Political Strategy and how they are helping to get working people more involved in politics and parliament
What first inspired you to get involved in a union?
After some discussion about the history of unions, delegates share their stories telling what first inspired them to get involved with politics and join a union.
Welcome to the 2019 Durham Political School
Unite Director of Education Jim Mowatt welcomes delegates to the 2019 Political School. Delegates take part in an ice breaker entitled ‘Our movement’s history in pictures’ – allowing delegates to match historical photographs and build our own timeline, bringing in their own stories of involvement in those and other events.
Unite National Political Team – Introduction to Unite’s Political Strategy
What is Unite’s political strategy and why do we have one? How did Unite play a role in producing Labour’s ‘For The Many, Not The Few’ manifesto? The political team lead an interactive discussion with delegates around the key planks of the strategy focusing on the manifesto and the role of Unite in its creation.