SF Labor TV Show On Rebuilding Of SF

Labor On The Job Presents
On
4/28/06 Friday 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
On
San Francisco Comcast Channel 29

The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
The Role of Working People and Organized Labor
with
SFSU California Studies Professor Lee Davis
&
SF Workers Commemorate
The Workers Who Rebuilt San Francisco
& Build & Maintain It Today

with guests

Lee Davis, California Studies Professor at SFSU

Professor Davis will discuss the role of construction workers in building housing for displaced San Francisco working people during the 1906 earthquake and the role of unions in the reconstruction.

Also Labor On the Job covered the commemoration march on April 18, 2006 of building trades workers, fire fighters and others who commemorated the workers who rebuilt San Francisco after the San Francisco earthquake. It will also include a reading by UBC22 carpenter Bob Mattacola of part of the dairies of George W. Farris who was member of Carpenters Local 22 in 1906 and worked to rebuild the city in the aftermath of the quake.


"Labor On The Job" is programmed the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month on San Francisco Cable Channel 29 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. "Labor On The Job" is also the longest running labor cable show in the United States since 1983. It is produced and programmed by the Labor Video Project in San Francisco. The Labor Video Project also produces "Labor Line" which is programmed every Wednesday from 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM on San Francisco Comcast Cable channel 29.
Labor On The Job also programmed on Philadelphia Drexel TV 54 every Wednesday 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM and St. Louis cable systems on on cable ch. 22 in the "City" of St. Louis Fridays at 9:00 PM
The Labor Video Project also produces labor documentaries and is part of the Union Producers and Programmers Network
(UPPNET) http://www.uppnet.org


Labor Video Project
P.O.Box 720027
San Francisco,CA 94172
Phone (415)282-1908 Fax (415)695-1369
lvpsf@labornet.org

Producing labor media since 1983