. >> the united nations labor organization said that emergency action could help greece to restore employment levels to where they were before the financial crisis. greeks have been hard hit by recession, job losses, and they're being hit harder by government crackdown on a popular scheme to buy low-cost food directly from farmers. we have reports now in northern greece. >> reporter: at the farmers' market, producers sell directly to consumers. food is rarely fresher at such markets across greece. but millions of people have been unable to fill their store cub boards even here. and this group responded to their flight. it invited farmers to sell to consumers in bulk by passing supermarkets and farmers markets like these. a new law is threatening to stop what has been dubbed as the no-middle man-movement. >> the movement helps our family budget, and they have an effect on supermarket prices as well. when the no-middle man movement started, supermarkets lowered their prices in response. >> reporter: the law is hurting these farmers, too. this farmer would sell his apples but he's afraid of stif

labor car unions in the united states. randolph who helped organize the union as well as the struggles of female members. they also discuss the national park services members to help preserve the neighborhood of chicago where many of the railroad workers lived in eerily 20th century. this is hosted by the association for the study of african-american life and history. it is about two hours. >> thanks everybody for coming today. we have a great panel today. my name is alan spears, i'm the director of cultural resources from the national parks association based out of washington, d.c. npca served as leading voice of the american people on behalf of their national parks since we were founded in 1919. and it is our mission to protect and enhance america's national parks for current and future generations and we are a very, very proud partner of aslh, association, and a partnership that i take great pleasure in and i'm grateful to the association for hosting their 99th annual conference. that's a big accomplishment, and look forward to work with them on their centennial next year. that's quite a thing to look forward to. we have a couple o

united states. panelists explore the role of a. phillip randolph, the labor and civil rights leader who organized the union, as well as the struggles of female members. they also described the national parks service -- this was hosted by the association for the study of african-american life and history. it's about two hours. >>> thanks, everybody. >>> for coming here, we have got a great panel here, a. phillip randolph and the brotherhood of sleeping car porters. my name is allan spears. npca has served as the leading voice of the american people on behalf of their national parks since we were founded in 1919. and it's our mission to protect an enhance america's national parks for current and future generations and we are a very, very proud partner of aslh, the association and it's a partnership that i take great pleasure in and i'm grateful to the association for hosting their 99th annual conference and look forward to working with them on their centennial next year, that's quite a thing to look forward to. we have a couple of objectives today, we're going to take about two hours to chat with you, about some very important topics, a. phillip randolph, the brotherhood of sleeping c