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Memorial for David Montgomery, January 28, New Haven
LAWCHA invites all who can attend to a special memorial for our friend and esteemed colleague, David Montgomery. It will be held this
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Op-Ed Writing Workshop, Santa Barbara, March 10
The work of historians and social scientists, as well as academically based students of business and the law, is having a significant impact
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The Ballad of Pete Daniel
By Charles Hughes and Dave Gilbert, graduate students in history at UW Madison. Below are the lyrics. Charles Hughes and Dave Gilbert –
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Hyatt and Employee Dignity
The Hyatt Regency in Santa Clara, California recently posted sexually suggestive photos of housekeepers, and fired a woman who objected, as well as
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Remembering David Montgomery, 1927-2011
We are sad to announce the passing of our esteemed colleague and friend, David Montgomery, on December 2, 2011. Check back frequently for
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CFP: MLWCH Graduate Student Colloquium 2012 (Deadline: December 1, 2011)
Midwest Labor and Working-Class History (MLWCH) Graduate Student Colloquium University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee February 17 & 18, 2012 (Paper Proposals by December 1, 2011;
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National Day of Labor Solidarity, Nov. 17th (Thursday)
A national day of labor solidarity has been called for this Thursday November 17 by the Occupy Wall Street movement and numerous labor
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Bread and Roses Strike Centennial Anniversary Conference (April 27-28, 2012)
When 30,000 workers walked out of Lawrence’s textile mills in the dead of a New England winter in January 1912, they launched an
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LAWCHA Member Lisa Phillips on C-SPAN’s The Contenders Series, Eugene V. Debs
LAWCHA member Lisa Phillips recently appeared on C-SPAN’s historical series, The Contenders, documenting presidential contenders that ran and lost, but nevertheless changed the