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Guess? Inc campaign, leafleting at Robinsons-May and Robins v. Pruneyard Shopping Center, 1997 July 11
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"Working with the Labor Movement: A Personal Journey in Organic Public Sociology" Edna Bonacich report, 2005
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"The Impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on Mexican Agriculture" Cynthia Anderson-Barker report, 1992 Dec
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"Manufacturing L.A.'s Future An Industrial Policy Proposal for the City of Los Angeles" Charlotte Bullock, Maria Cabildo, Miki Fujimoto, Ana Goicolea, Kate Hemion, Carlos Porras, Vivat Sethachuay, Tom Smolich, S.J., Moe Stavnezer, Alan Toy, and Carlos H. Vaquerano report, 1993
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"The Textile Industry in Los Angeles A Sectoral Analysis" Vivian Chang, Susan Conrad, Davis Park report, 1995 Dec 15
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"Low Wage-Employment in Downtown Los Angeles" report USC Master of Planning Program, 1987 Dec
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"The Impact of a North American Free Trade Agreement on California: A Summary of Key Research" Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda, Sherman Robinson, Goetz Wolff report The Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, 1992 Sept
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"The Tale of Two Cities: The Garment Industry in Los Angeles" Richard P. Appelbaum Edna Bonacich report, 1993 Aug
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
Border Labor Law Center of El Paso (La Mujer Obrera/El Paso Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild joint project) materials and Union y Fuerza newspaper No 2 and 3, 1990-1991
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.
"The Rising of the Million" article scan Crossroads (p 13-15), 1993 July/Aug
The Steve Nutter Collection was culled from his personal files housed at his home. It is primarily composed of legal records, research materials, and campaign documents from his years at the IGLWU and Sweatshop Watch. Audiovisual materials include videos and photographs related to the ILGWU's various organizing campaigns. Smaller portions of materials from his work with SEIU and the Los Angeles Public Works Commission require additional permission to access.