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The TUED South Platform is a new trade union initiative focused on advancing a public pathway approach to a just energy transition in the Global South. Its strategic objectives include fostering trade union cooperation on energy transition, building a common understanding of current realities and challenges, and committing to a public pathway alternative grounded in public ownership of energy systems and essential supply chains. Key elements of this public pathway encompass long-term energy planning, a public goods mandate for utilities, ending energy for profit, democratic control, technological pluralism, and public financing. The platform aims to address rising fossil fuel usage and energy poverty, counteract privatization, and enable unions to influence policy for a truly just transition.
The meeting agenda includes a Steering and Elections Committee report featuring votes on resolutions of appreciation and opposition to the Compact for Excellence in Higher Education. The Curriculum Committee will present a policy statement regarding credit for prior learning, followed by a vote to approve the list of fall graduates. Additionally, the meeting covers the Dean's report, a Student Union update, a Personnel and Budget Committee report, and a discussion on fostering solidarity with queer and trans community members.
This document outlines recommendations for prioritizing affordable, quality, neighborhood-based supermarket access as a public good in New York City. It focuses on the success of city-owned supermarkets and the creation of a supportive environment for cooperative ownership and a democratic, solidarity economy. Key strategies include leveraging the military commissary model for public supermarkets, integrating cooperative food business development, and implementing economic modeling for scaled supermarket networks to address affordability, quality, and proximity challenges in underserved communities.
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