Thank you to the frontline workers from health care and grocery that spoke about their experiences at the forum. We appreciate the generosity of the workers and union leaders who shared their experiences and analysis. The video of the forum is attached below. You can read a full description in the notes here.
The Center continues to offer credit bearing internships during the pandemic. Join us to learn skills to complement your studies and to utilize these skills to support local community and worker organizations.
The UMass Dartmouth Labor Education Center is accepting original submissions from currently enrolled undergraduate students. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the deadline for submissions will be moved to the fall. A specific date to be announced.
The Labor Education Center assists with educational opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic
Thanks to our Steward as Organizer Graduates!
AHA events on hold due to pandemic. Join us every month for labor and social justice movement programming at the New Bedford night of arts and culture, AHA.
Thank you to everyone for a great 44th Awards Banquet! Over 300 people attended the high energy event.
The Labor Education was pleased to offer this tour about Fall River labor history to a group of UMassD students and local labor leaders and union activists. In this photo, Winona Glascock, a former Labor Education Center intern delivers a monologue of the words of a Fall River mill worker. Please contact us to present this program to your class or organization.
All four of the UMass campuses have worked jointly to published the inaugural issue of the Undergraduate Journal on Work, Labor and Social Movements.
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Annual Report July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019
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