APHEDA Union Aid Abroad

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Summary

APHEDA is the overseas humanitarian aid agency abroad of the ACTU Union. Its aim is to secure dignity and decent work for workers overseas. Their philosophy is that dignity equals empowerment. The video gives a couple of examples of projects the union got involved in, in order to help talented individuals abroad begin their businesses and to follow their dreams

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Part of a collection of short videos presented at the Maritime Union of Australia’s 2008 International Solidarity Conference.

Author: J Bird, 2023

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MaritimeUnions

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Australian Council of Trade Unions ACTUAustralian People for Health, Education and Development Abroad APHEDAMaritimeMaritime Film UnitMaritime Union of AustraliaUnion InternationalismUnionsWorking class

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Conference Video Presentation

Duration: 3 mins

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