28 days later …
The LabourStart Global Solidarity Conference is now behind us. There’s a summary of what happened here.
In addition, in the last four weeks …
- Mailing lists: We’ve had problems with right-to-left languages using MailJet. We’ve now tested Hebrew on a new service and it seems to work well. We’ll migrate our Arabic and Farsi lists there soon.
- Finances: The conference cost us considerably more than we were planning (unexpected costs for hiring the hall, interpretation equipment rental, etc) and we did a successful emergency fundraiser to cover those costs.
- Advertising: To publicise our Belarus campaign we’ve started our first paid advertising campaign in a very long time. We are initially using Microsoft, but have also applied to use Facebook again. That campaign is now up to 6,420 but it could be much higher.
- Georgia campaign: Just before the conference opened we launched a campaign in support of Wolt workers in Georgia. Today it has 5,080 supporters.
- Upcoming campaigns: We are expecting campaign proposals shortly from unions in Namibia and Israel.
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