Organizing Labor Solidarity Across Borders by Labor History TalksDi Labor History Talks

Originally recorded on February 21, 2023.Di Labor History Talks

Originally recorded on March 17, 2021.Di Labor History Talks

Originally recorded on February 16, 2021.Di Labor History Talks

Originally recorded on August 28, 2020.Di Labor History Talks

Originally recorded on September 20, 2022.Di Labor History Talks

Originally recorded on March 1, 2022.Di Labor History Talks

Women in the Labor Movement: Clara Zetkin and International Women's Day. Originally recorded August 28, 2020.Di Labor History Talks

Originally recorded on April 21, 2020.Di Labor History Talks

The anti-labor movement, racism, and the history of "right to work" laws. What's disgusting? Union Busting! Originally recorded January 21, 2020.Di Labor History Talks

Leslie Masland (vice article: https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5gzz4/our-future-is-not-for-sale-america-is-witnessing-the-biggest-strike-wave-in-a-generation)Alex Wells on the environment leading up to and surrounding the strike.Luz Villafana, San Diego County Employee during the strike(narrated)Dee Myers, San Diego County Employee during the strik…

In that town called San Diego, when the workers try to talk,The cops will smash them with a sap and tell them, "Take a walk!"They throw them in a bull-pen and they feed them rotten beans,And they call that law and order in that city; so it seemsThe Little Red Songbook's "We're Bound For San Diego" (1912)This session of Labor History Talks was recor…

Avery Wear discusses the relationship between law enforcement and labor efforts in the United States as well as efforts to resist imperialism by subordinates in the military during events such as the Vietnam War.Di Labor History Talks

Labor History Talks focuses on the relations between the LGBTQ+ community and labor efforts. Speaking are Avery Wear and Nicole. Recorded on 06/18/2021General resources (special thanks to Avery & Leslie for the great suggestions!):Great general intros/quick reads: “How LGBTQ Union Activists Transformed the Labor Movement” https://www.teenvogue.com/…

Avery Wear and Jim Boyle speak on Immigration from a Labor perspective, providing some historical background and sharing lived experiences. Recorded on 05/18/2021Di Labor History Talks

A night with Toni Gilpin, sharing about The Long Deep Grudge, ending with questions and encouraging words for labor organizers.Di Labor History Talks

Rideshare Drivers United and California Prop 22 by Labor History TalksDi Labor History Talks

A talk covering some of the history of working from home and the impacts that COVID-19 has had on workers and their relationships with the workplace. The featured speakers are Alexander Wells, Avery Wear, and Mamie McCall. June 09, 2020Di Labor History Talks

Slavery, Emancipation, and the Labor MovementPresented by Avery Wear in cooperation with SEIU 221 San DiegoResearch by Alex WellsProduced by Ian Hudson and Victor LiuGraphic Design by Lydia EkerothDi Labor History Talks

Will technology destroy the labor movement?Presented by Avery Wear in cooperation with SEIU 221 San DiegoProduced by Ian Hudson and Victor LiuGraphic Design by Lydia EkerothDi Labor History Talks

Cesar Chavez and the United Farm WorkersPresented by Avery Wear in cooperation with SEIU 221 San DiegoProduced by Ian Hudson and Victor LiuGraphic Design by Lydia EkerothDi Labor History Talks

Introduction to U.S. Labor HistoryPresented by Avery Wear in cooperation with SEIU 221 San DiegoProduced by Ian Hudson and Victor LiuGraphic Design by Lydia EkerothDi Labor History Talks

Doing It OurselvesA History of Rank-and-File, Independent Action in UnionsPresented by Avery Wear in cooperation with SEIU 221 San DiegoProduced by Ian Hudson and Victor LiuGraphic Design by Lydia EkerothDi Labor History Talks

Social Justice UnionismThe Black Freedom Struggle and the Labor MovementPresented by Avery Wear in cooperation with SEIU 221 San DiegoProduced by Ian Hudson and Victor LiuGraphic Design by Lydia EkerothDi Labor History Talks