Public speaking: some guidelines
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Public speaking: some guidelines
You can drop some of these rules when you become practised and confident at public speaking.
Speech notes
Introduction to the AWL
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Notes of a speech introducing the AWL made by Sacha Ismail to a student group on 15/01/04.
Constance Markievicz: a life
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These are biographical notes on the 'Red Countess', Constance Markievicz, prepared for the London Socialist Feminist Discussion Group on 10 October.
Israel/Palestine: Speaking for Solidarity not Boycott
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This is the speech I gave proposing the resolution on Solidarity With Israeli And Palestinian Workers at RMT's Annual General Meeting 2008 - followed by my reply to points made in the debate.
Discussing the first two Labour governments
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When introducing a discussion at our AWL branch meeting on the first and second Labour governments, I found it useful to tell the story, then ask people to discuss some questions.
Islamic Feminism
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I’m going to give a quick definition and overview of Islamic feminism in this lead off (which hopefully the reading should already have given you.)
The Unhappy Marriage of Socialism and Feminism?
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Notes from AWL dayschool on socialist feminism, April 2007
What is socialist-feminism?
The basic and defining arguments of socialist-feminism are:
Che Guevara: the politics behind the icon
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Is "cultural difference" an excuse for sexism?
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There was a discussion at Workers' Liberty's 'Ideas for Freedom' discussion weekend about 'The Left and Cultural Relativism'. The two speakers were Janine Booth and Peter Tatchell. These are the notes from Janine's contribution.
Notes for speakers: Venezuela
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By Paul Hampton
1) The AWL
Socialism is the self-emancipation of the working class
Our conception of socialism is a thoroughgoing democracy – at work, in communities, self-rule by organisations