Rosemary Feurer
Rosemary Feurer

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Rosemary Feurer is Professor of History at Northern Illinois University. She is the author of Radical Unionism in the Midwest, 1900-1950, among others. She is working on The Illinois Mine Wars, 1860-1940 and a new biography of Mary Harris "Mother" Jones.
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Bread and Roses Strike Centennial Anniversary – Call for Papers, Cultural, and Video Presentation (Deadline: July 1)

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 Events at Shirtwaist Commemorations, March 25

The weekend of March 24-26, 2011 there will be a variety of activities sponsored by dozens of organizations and unions to commemorate the

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Southern Labor Studies Conference: Memory and Forgetting April 7-10

Registration is now open for the SLSA Conference, Memory and Forgetting: Labor History and the Archive, April 7 to April 10, 2011, Atlanta,

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Triangle Fire Commemoration: March 24-26

The preliminary schedule for LAWCHA events at the Triangle fire commemoration is out! The following itinerary focuses on the LAWCHA events at the

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Midwest Labor and Working-Class History Conference, April 15-16, Iowa City

The Midwest Labor and Working-Class History Conference is organized by graduate students in labor history from different university campuses in the Midwest. The

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Attacks on Labor Educators and Labor Historians

A systematic attack on university professors teaching labor history began in Kansas City, Missouri in April, 2010. LAWCHA quickly mobilized in defense of

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A Time to Defend Labor and the Public Sector

Thanks to the leadership that workers in Wisconsin and other states took in the Spring of 2011, Americans seized the opportunity to change

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Campus Living Wage and Anti-Sweat Shop Campaigns

Students at various universities across the country are voicing their concerns over university apparel produced in sweat shops, over living wages for university

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