Merthyr Tydfil was a miners’ seat, and power within the local Labour Party lay within the locally dominant trade union, the South Wales Miners' Federation.
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In the 1930s, CEA joined with the Canadian Teachers' Association (CTA) to create the first version of the Canadian Council for Research in Education (CCRE).
Indonesia Calling is a 1946 Australian short documentary film directed by Joris Ivens and produced by the then Waterside Workers' Federation.
IUSF has been accused of the murder of Samantha Vithanage, a third year Management student of the University of Sri Jayewardenepura, who pioneered an anti-ragging campaign in the university.
WorldNET has been supported by The Football Supporters' Federation since 2009, and they provided a free programme for all participants and spectators.
The local community, led by Abdul Bashir Khan (the father of Saeed Khan), the young secretary of Khanpur’s WAPDA Union in the early 1970s, took on the Ghakhars and their friends in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa parliament.
Weisbord was a member of the National Council of the Writers' Union of Canada, a founding member of the Quebec Writers' Federation, and has served on the Canada Council's Non-fiction and Public Readings juries.
An affiliated member of the Football Supporters' Federation, as a supporter's group, MOMS aims to represent Villa supporter's interests in a rational and common sense manner.
Before the formation of the party, socialist parties or groupings only existed among the Ottoman Empire's minorities, the Selanik predominantly Jewish Socialist Workers' Federation and Bulgarian left-wing party called People's Federative Party (Bulgarian Section), as well as to some Bulgarian narrow socialists, who worked there.
The march was organised by the South Wales Miners' Federation and the Rhondda District, but lost support due to opposition from the TUC.
The museum, which re-opened in 2008 after rebuilding, features a recreation of a tunnel where models of children can be seen crawling though the space underground.