Box 22
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Newspaper clippings and article scans related to sweatshops, 1996 Oct-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.
Newspaper clippings and article scans related to sweatshops, 1997
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.
Newspaper clippings and article scans related to sweatshops, 1998
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.
Newspaper clippings and article scans related to sweatshops, 1999-2015
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.