Anti-Police Power Surrey (APPS) is hosting a panel, “Labour
and Policing: Conversations on Policing Sex Work and Labour Movements.”
At Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Surrey Campus (Unceded
Coast Salish territories).
Wednesday, September 11, 2019. 7-10
Fir Building, Room 128
Speakers include:
Mary Shearman (Simon Fraser University). “Histories of Policing
and Sex Work.”
Eva Ureta (APPS). “On Histories of Police Associations and On
Current Policing in Surrey.”
C. Sano (Canadian Union of Postal Workers). “Labour Movements
and Union Busting in Canada.”
Jeff Shantz (APPS and KPU Faculty). “On the Political Functions
of Policing.”
Anti-Police Power Surrey (APPS) is a group of people living
and working in Surrey who oppose the domination of police, police violence and
repression, and the wasteful, and wildly disproportionate, expenditure of
public resources on policing in Surrey. APPS calls for social resources for
communities not cops, for people not police and aims for the development of
non-repressive social supports and care.
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