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Picket Line Launch: A working class response to AI
Community · Brunswick
Sat 17 Oct

Picket Line Launch: A working class response to AI

Join ACF to launch the next edition of Picket Line. Discuss AI's impact on the working class and hear about our workplace organising

Hosted by Anarchist Communism Federation

When
Sat 17 Oct
3:30pm–5:00pm
Where
Balam Balam Place
Brunswick
Price
$0–$7
Good for
Everyone

About this event

AI is changing the working landscape, but most Melbourne events on the topic miss the grassroots view. Picket Line Launch brings together locals to talk honestly about tech and work from a working-class angle, making space for real stories and practical ideas.

Event details from Anarchist Communism Federation

Join ACF to launch the next edition of Picket Line. Discuss AI's impact on the working class and hear about our workplace organising

Join us to launch the next edition of Picket Line, our bimonthly publication. Come and discuss the Anarchist Communist Federation’s analysis of the AI industry and hear inspiring stories about workplace organising.

It’s impossible to avoid AI – from threats that it will destroy humanity to AI slop filling our social media feeds. We’ll discuss our analysis on the current and potential impacts of AI from a working place perspective.

We’ll also hear from an ACF member about their current inspiring workplace organising in bush regeneration. Hear directly from workers getting organised and learn how to apply their lessons to your workplace.

Come pick up a copy of Picket Line which has articles on both topics and more. Join us to discuss the Anarchist Communist Federation’s analysis and stick around afterwards for a chat over a tea.

Venue is wheelchair accessible with a lift to level 2 and accessible bathrooms on level 2. Please reach out to us if you have any questions.

Good to know
Written by AI from the event details · Updated 2 weeks ago

Balam Balam Place is tucked among Brunswick’s classic terrace houses and warehouses, often used for grassroots gatherings and activism. The atmosphere is open and informal, attracting people who want to get stuck in and swap stories rather than sit through lectures. You’ll meet organisers, workers and locals who care deeply about how technology shapes our jobs and lives. This event is perfect for anyone curious about labour rights, AI impacts outside the corporate spin, or just looking to connect with organisers on the ground. It stands out in Melbourne for its unapologetically working-class, participatory feel-a far cry from the usual panel talk or industry showcase.

Insider tip
Sessions are informal, so feel free to join or leave at any point.

Frequently asked

Is this event suitable for teenagers or students interested in activism?
Absolutely. The discussion is open to anyone with an interest in labour, tech or activism.
Do I need to RSVP or register beforehand?
No booking required. Just turn up on the day-entry is free and open to all.
How long does the launch usually run?
Expect a couple of hours, but you can drop in for as long or short as you like.

Getting there

Here is how to reach Balam Balam Place in Brunswick, whether you are driving, taking public transport or walking.

Public transport
Tram, train or bus
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Parking
Street & nearby lots
Check signs, restrictions vary
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🅿️ Street parking is tight after 6pm, public transport or ride share is the easy option.

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