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Welcome! The Alliance for Workers' Liberty is not a sect or a conspiracy. If you want to put consistent time and energy into fighting for solidarity and workers' liberty, and are willing to put effort into studying and discussing socialist ideas, then it is easy to join. Contact us with your name, address, email address, and phone numbers, and we will arrange for an AWL organiser to meet you to discuss the details.
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The following speech was given by Workers' Liberty member Ed Maltby at a public debate with anarchist blogger Laurie Penny at the University of London Union on 27 January 2011. The title of the debate was "What kind of 'new politics?"
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Many more people than relatively recently, particularly young people, are thinking about socialist politics. Why join Workers' Liberty rather than another socialist group? Click here to download a broadsheet, produced by AWL youth and students.
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Many people reading this article may ask themselves “why join the SWP in the first place?” Others still will ask “why go on to join the AWL?” These are legitimate questions. In fact, the answer to the question “why I left the SWP” revolves almost entirely around answering the other two.
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If you are an AWL member and want to make sure your website username has "AWL member" status, send an email to antiSPAMwebaccounts@workersliberty.org after removing the anti-spam prefix.
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If you want to find out what the AWL is doing in your area or use the AWL to help your campaign, you can contact AWL local organisers using the email links here.
The email addresses need an obvious minor edit. If you have trouble getting in touch, email our office at awl@workersliberty.org.
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London PCS (civil servants)
London RMT (Tube workers)
In Scotland
