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🎟️ NOC 26🎟️
Book now! 🎟️ NOC 26🎟️
Roots & Branches: Unions and Communities in Common Struggle
The growth of the far-right , and intensification of racism in our communities and workplaces, can only be challenged by common struggle.
This year, NOC is focusing on strengthening collaborations between unions and communities to build collective power.
We will be focusing on organising against the far right and challenging racism, particularly organising that involves both labour organising and community organising.
Check out our programme below!
Key Information:
NOC26 will take place August 28-30th, at Liverpool Hope University
Registrations:
Registrations are OPEN!
Deadlines:
Book early! It’s very hard to guarantee that everyone gets a bed if most people book at the last minute. To encourage early booking, all prices will go up by 5% after July 5th.
The absolute deadline for booking residential places is July 19th.
Ticket Types:
We want NOC to be accessible to everyone. We recognise the collective power of working people even with the cost of living at an all time high. We especially want to include those on low incomes, and those from marginalised backgrounds. So we strongly encourage you to show solidarity by paying as much as you can, to enable us to offer free and heavily subsidised places. There is guidance on this on the ticketing page.
If you need a heavily subsidised or free place please email info@neworganisingconference.com explaining your situation.
Group discounts:
Group Tickets: We offer the following reductions (on the standard price) for group bookings:
10% for groups of 5 from the same Union Branch.
15% for groups of 10 from the same organisation/Union
25% for groups of 20+ booked together
If you would like to book a group ticket, please email us.
Building effective campaigns and developing organisers
Winning change in our unions & workplaces
Building solidarity & collective power across communities
Organising workers on the margins & challenging exploitation
Interventions to strengthen the movement
More sessions announced soon!
About the programme:
NOC is organised by and for organisers. The strength of the conference comes from sessions rooted in real struggles — in workplaces, neighbourhoods, campaigns and movements — and from people willing to share what they’ve learned. From hands-on skill-sharing to deep political reflection, the sessions at NOC are what make the conference truly ours.
Call for Sessions:
The open call for sessions is now closed. However, if you would still like to propose a session, please email Carolyn Hayman with your session title, short description and the name of the session leader.
Sessions at NOC this year will cover:
Stories of labour organising - both within & beyond the workplace
Practical sessions on organising techniques and skills
Trade unions and community groups working together
Migrant worker organising, across sectors and borders
Organising in the gig economy and other precarious forms of work
Building alliances between organisers, movements and left media
Countering fear, isolation, burnout & uncertainty
Navigating conflict, division and fragmentation
Need more info?
Please review the FAQ’s page for further info about the conference.