Thanks to our membership of the General Federation of Trade Unions, our members can access a great range of courses in trade union activity. From the history of the movement to specific courses on, for example, becoming a rep, or social media and the law, these courses are an amazing resource for building our union and the movement as a whole.
This brochure, Education for Action, explains new free training courses launched by GFTU to help AUE members along the way to growing the trade union, campaigning for better pay and workers' rights.
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Highlights for AUE members:
The Art of Campaigning 17 November 2018
New Reps Development 29 & 30 January or 21 &22 May 2019
Introducing Equalities 16 & 17 Oct 2018 or 19 & 20 February or 11 & 12 June 2019
Community Organising 2 April 2019
Worksplace Organising 13 & 14 November 2018 or 25 & 26 June 2019
Webinar discussions are a great way to access training without leaving your home. All webinars begin at 7pm Check out the list on page 45 of the online booklet.
A majority of courses are free to AUE members, this includes travel and an overnight stay if needed.
Interested? Complete a course nomination form (page 51) scan or post your form to be completed by a member of the AUE Executive.
Email: info@artistsunionengland.org.uk
Artists’ Union England is an active union and is constantly campaigning, producing resources and signposting opportunites for its members:
Arts and Cultural Organisations from around the country sign up to the Good Practice Charter
17 March 2021
The first Arts Organisation of 2021 signs up to the Good Practice Charter for Artists
03 February 2021
Open letter to PM Johnson and Chancellor Sunak
26 January 2021
AUE End of Year Message. Working together in 2021.
24 December 2020
The Good Practice Charter on-line launch.
30 October 2020
AUE support the Solidarity Fund with ART SALE!
28 October 2020
A membership to Artists’ Union England gets you professional support and access to resources. That means you’ll get:
Your membership means help will be there when you need it and we’ll constantly campaign for artist’s rights.
Membership costs £42 annually – equivalent to £3.50 per month
