Case 1
Contains 249 Results:
Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride: A Preview of the Documentation of the Freedom Ride, 2003
Immigrant workers travel across the nation by bus to increase awareness and rally supporters against unfair working conditions.
Freedom Ride: A Selection of Scenes From Across America, 2003 Sep 20-Oct 4
A selection of scenes from the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride
Immigrant Workers' Rights Forum, bulk: 3, 1999
Workers, activists, and religious leaders gather at LA Sports Arena to promote fair wages and rights for immigrant workers during the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles
Immigrants Organizing: Changing the Workplace, Changing the Union, 2000
A documentary on immigrant strikes in Minnesota on the hotels in spring 2000. Showed the unification of many different immigrant groups as they fought for their rights and for their rightful pay. Produced by the Labor Education Service, Industrial Relations Center, Univeristy of Minnesota
"Interventions" Train-The-Trainer Program, 1994
Produced by the Communications Workers of America
Internal Organizing: Communication Technique Situations, undated
Produced by the Labor Institute of Public Affairs
In My Own Words: Against All Odds, Women In Trades, 1992
Produced by Vivian Price "the story of the first African-American journeywoman in the electrician's union in Los Angeles"
Inside Look at Collective Bargaining, 1978
Produced by the National Photographic Laboratory Inc.
Is Walmart Good for America? (PBS Frontline), 2004
PBS Frontline Documentary discusses the benefits and consequences of Wal-Mart. Includes interviews from Wal-Mart executives, US workers, and US and Chinese manufacturers
Is Walmart Good for America?, 2004
PBS Frontline Documentary offers two starkly contrasting imagies: one of empty storefronts in Ohio and the other-rises in the South of China. Discusses the connection between American job losses and soaring Chinese exports.