Case 1
Contains 249 Results:
As Others See Us: The U.S. Labor Movement As Depicted On-Stage and Screen, bulk: 2, 1990 Dec
Master film cuts and excerpts from UCLA Center for Labor Research and Education + CCH Conference "As Others See US/Media and the Worker" at UC Riverside.
Atacheo de Regalado, 2004
All Power to the People: The Black Panther Party and Beyond, 1996
Documentary on the history of the Black Panther Party, its allied organizations and the resultant COINTELPRO repression by the US government.
The Battle of Local 5668, 2007
Dir Shawn Bennett; documentary about the Ravenswood Aluminum Plant in 1990; Victorious 19 month strike.
Border Crossing/Cruzando Fronteras, 2000
A documentary by Heather Lares. Provides indepth historical look at Mexico/US Border and brutal conditions of the occupied territory due to US Border Control
Bread and Roses, 2000
Story of a group of immigrant workers who take a stand against the million dollar corporations who employ them.
Building a New Labor Movement in the Global Era: Immigrant, Labor, Ethnic, and Community Organizing, 2002 May 3
At the Evergreen State College Library Lobby, Kent Wong speaks about changes in the labor movement. Includes another speaker, the documentary "We are one" that is about garment workers in New York, and a question and answer session
Building a Poultry Justice Movement: United Food and Commercial Workers, 1999
The building up of the poultry workers' justice movement at the Tyson plant in Corydon, Indiana. Produced by the United Food and Commerical Workers
Building Bridges: LA Labor Leaders Visit China, bulk: 2, 2007
A short documentary (5 min version, 8 min version) about a visit to China by labor leaders from Los Angeles to establish relationship with Shanghai Labor Leaders produced by the UCLA Labor Center
Bus Riders' Union, 1999
By Haskell Wexler and co-director and editor, Johanna Demetrakas about the Los Angeles Bus Riders Union (f. 1994). Includes interviews with BRU organizers, Eric Mann (Labor/Community Strategy Center), Constance Rice (N.A.A.C.P.),Richard Riordan (Mayor of Los Angeles), and Richard Larson (N.A.A.C.P.). Labor/Community Strategy Center (LCSC)