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International Socialist Organization - 1499
Registration Information
Organization Number: 1499
First Registered On: 02-22-1993
Last Registered On: 04-18-2012
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: INACTIVE
Purpose: We believe that ordinary people should democratically control society, and run it on the basis of meeting human needs rather than the for the profits of a few. We're involved in today's struggles for justice - from the fight against the racist injustice system, to the movement against corporate domination, to the struggle for workers' rights at home and abroad, to opposition to US militarism.
Membership: We want a participatory membership, with members active and engaged in the activities of the group.
Functions: Regular meetings, educational talks and public lectures/discussions, tables, rallies and public demonstrations.
Organization Type: Political
Contact Information
E-mail: austinisout@yahoo.com
Web site: http://socialistworker.org
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Ruben Fitch, Member
Jonathon Orta, Member
Lucian Villasenor, Member
Adrian Orozco, Member
Adam J Tallman, Member
Campus Office Address: 212
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