[Sehefac] 11/15 State of Work in the IE 2023: Report Launch & Discussion

[Ellen Reese]

We invite you & your students to attend the "*State of Work in the Inland
Empire 2023: Report Launch & Panel Discussion*" event in-person or via the
zoom link pasted below.

What: *State of Work in the Inland Empire 2023: Report Launch & Panel
Discussion*
Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2023
Time: 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM PST
*In-Person Location: *INTS 1113, UCR Campus, 900 University Avenue,
Riverside, CA 92521
*Zoom Link: *
https://ucr.zoom.us/j/96302034785?pwd=WWlEM2JINE9JdzRCMnROOTVBRDQ3QT09
Meeting ID: 963 0203 4785
Passcode: 184698

Join us for the unveiling of the "State of Work in the Inland Empire 2023"
report, a comprehensive research endeavor that sheds light on the current
labor market, working conditions, and the economic evolution of the region,
particularly in the face of recent challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

*Event Highlights:*

Report Unveiling: Gain insights into the latest findings about the Inland
Empire's workforce and economic landscape.

Panel Discussion: Engage in a dynamic conversation with esteemed
representatives from:

   - California Workforce Development Board: Learn about statewide
   initiatives and how the Inland Empire fits into California's broader
   workforce landscape.


   - Inland Empire Black Worker Center: Delve deep into the opportunities
   and challenges faced by Black workers in the region and explore solutions
   for a more inclusive future.


   - Inland Empire Labor Council: Understand the role of labor unions and
   worker associations in shaping a just and equitable workplace environment
   in the Inland Empire.

The event is co-hosted by the Inland Empire Labor and Community Center
<http://ielcc.ucr.edu/> and the Center for Social Innovation
<https://socialinnovation.ucr.edu/>.

*RSVP: Secure your in-person spot by clicking here
<https://sow-ie-2023.eventbrite.com/>. (https://sow-ie-2023.eventbrite.com/
<https://sow-ie-2023.eventbrite.com/>) **or join us via zoom using the link
above.*

Your presence at this event is invaluable, and we look forward to your
participation in this insightful and meaningful discussion about the
current state of work in the Inland Empire.

We anticipate a dynamic and engaging event and hope you can join us.

All the best,

-- 
Ellen Reese
Professor and Acting Vice Chair, Department of Society, Environment, and
Health Equity (https://sehe.ucr.edu/)
Chair of Labor Studies (laborstudies.ucr.edu)
Faculty Co-Director of the Inland Empire Labor & Community Center (
ielcc.ucr.edu)
UC-Riverside
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