Labor Studies: Primary Sources

Photographs, documents, oral histories, music, and videos.

From Jim Crutchfeld's IWW Page.

Cornell University Catherwood Library. Topics include the Triangle Factory Fire. Photographs.

The selected images were issued by the U.S. government or by commercial sources during World War II, often to encourage women to join the work force or to highlight other aspects of the war effort. Original titles and captions have been retained. Locations for both original and surrogate images are listed, where appropriate.

Federation of >1200 local teachers', professors', and healthcare workers' unions in NY. Affiliated with the American Federation of Labor (AFL) and the National Education Association (NEA.) "We are dedicated to improving not only our working conditions, but also our professions. We're united in a common commitment to improve the quality of education and healthcare for the people of New York." Provides professional development as well as news and learning resources.

Roosevelt University. Transcripts of oral histories on a number of labor topics.

University of Washington. Topics include the Seattle General Strike, the I.W.W., the Communist Party, and the Labor press.

University of Pittsburgh.

New York University Tamiment Library. Topics include Jewish labor and the Holocaust, New York City labor history, the anarchist movement, labor and culture, and the CPUSA.