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== 1900s ==
== 1900s ==
* The IWW is founded at a socialist congress in Chicago, USA by 200 anarchist, socialist and communist activists.
* 1905: The IWW is founded at a socialist congress in Chicago, USA by 200 [[Anarchism|anarchist]], socialist and communist activists. [[Big Bill Haywood]], [[James Connolly]], [[Daniel De Leon]], [[Eugene V. Debs]], [[Thomas Hagerty]], [[Lucy Parsons]], [[Mother Jones]], [[Frank Bohn]], [[William Trautmann]], [[Vincent Saint John]], [[Ralph Chaplin]], and many others.
* 1906: IWW affiliated miners with the [[Western Federation of Miners|WFM]] work together to [[1906-1907 Goldfield Strike|strike in Goldfield]], Nevada, [[United States of America|USA]] over [[Wage Labour|wages]].


=== 1910s ===
=== 1910s ===
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=== 2010s ===
=== 2010s ===
* 2014: The Incarcerated Workers' Organizing Committee (IWOC) is formed to fight US prison-industrial complex.
* 2018: The IWOC organizes a [[2018 US Prison Strike|second general strike]] across US prisons, demanding an end to prison slavery, massive expansion of prisoner rights and welfare, an end to racism in US prisons and the granting of voting rights to prisoners.
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Revision as of 11:44, 24 April 2019

A timeline of the IWW from its formation in 1905 to the present day.

1900s

1910s

1920s

1930s

1940s

1950s

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

  • 2014: The Incarcerated Workers' Organizing Committee (IWOC) is formed to fight US prison-industrial complex.
  • 2018: The IWOC organizes a second general strike across US prisons, demanding an end to prison slavery, massive expansion of prisoner rights and welfare, an end to racism in US prisons and the granting of voting rights to prisoners.