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About the Labor Center
Union Power Classes
Organizing: Internal and External, January 21st and 22nd, 2010
Solidarity! The History of U.S. Organized Labor March, 2010
Labor History and Unionism 101 in Spanish March, 2010
Events
2010 Summer Institute for Union Women
Resources
Free Labor History Presentations
Asian Workers' Journey for Justice Project
Emergency Resources for Mason and Thurston Counties
Recursos de la emergencia para los condados del Mason y Thurston
A Workers' Rights Manual for Washington State, 2nd edition
Un Manual de Derechos de los Trabajadores, para el Estado de Washington, edición segundo
Summary of WA State Department of Labor and Industries Safety Standards for Construction Work
Labor History Presentations
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Free Labor History Presentations!
Understanding the strugglesof workers in the U.S. for decent wages and benefits, and for respect and a voice on the job can go a long way towards inspiring current union members and non-union workers to stand up and be counted.
- Labor history is woefully under-taught in our public education system. It's likely that many union members, not to mention the general public will hear stories that are entirely new to them.
- These presentations can run from 60 - 90 minutes, include photographs and music, and come to you.
- Are you running a training that you'd like a Labor History component for? Do you want a presentation for your leadership or membership? Would offering such a presentation encourage participation in meetings?
- We have to know where we've been in order to know where we're going.......
Schedule a Labor History Presentation Today!!
Contact Sarah Laslett at lasletts@evergreen.edu or call 360-867-6527.
Labor Center
Location: Sem II E2126
Phone: (360) 867-6055
Office Hours: Mon - Fri 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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