On The Move!: Working Women and the Struggle for Social Justice
Deadline: December 7, 2015. Our conference in honor of Women’s History Month 2016 will analyze and celebrate this tradition and explore the following
Call for Proposals
In Memoriam
Clifford M. Kuhn, 1952-2015
It is with deep regret that we mark the passing of Clifford M. Kuhn, associate professor of History at Georgia State University and
Call for Proposals
Labor History
WCSA Awards Nominations (Deadline: January 15, 2016)
The Working-Class Studies Association (WCSA) invites nominations (including selfnominations) for awards covering the year of 2015.
In Memoriam
Gary Cappy, 1952-2015
I am sad to report that Gary Cappy, of Grass Roots Press, which has printed the LAWCHA newsletter for many years has passed
LAWCHA
Herbert G. Gutman Dissertation Prize – submissions due January 3, 2016
The Labor and Working Class History Association (LAWCHA) is pleased to announce its annual Herbert Gutman Dissertation Prize, established with the cooperation with
OpEd
Jim Berger, “This is the media’s real bias — pro-business, pro-corporate, pro-CEO,” Slate (October 30, 2015)
There are cable stations which devote nearly all their programming to aspects of [the workings of capital]. NPR, of course, has “Marketplace” in
Labor History
Working History Podcast: Religion’s Role in Organizing the South
SLSA’s latest Working History podcast, “Religion’s Role in Organizing the South,“ is available for listening on iTunes and SoundCloud. In the episode, Professor
Opportunity
Search for Director of Labor Program at University of Massachusetts Boston
he University of Massachusetts Boston has long had a Labor Studies Program and Labor Resource Center. Now, however, we are reorganizing and redeveloping
Events
LAWCHA co-sponsorship at AHA, OAH, and Berks
If you would like to have LAWCHA co-sponsorship for a session at any of the conferences below, please send the information to our
Call for Proposals
Social Justice for a Global Working Class: MLWCH Colloquium, Purdue
Organizers of the 2016 Midwest Labor and Working-Class History Colloquium (MLWCH) are soliciting papers of approximately 10 to 25 pages, from any discipline,