Visualizing Oral History with Phung Huynh Join us for a special event as part of Professor Virginia Espino’s Labor Studies class, LBR STD 182 - Oral History for Social Change! Los Angeles-based artist Phung Huynh will discuss labor through an immigrant/refugee lens, sharing insights on her Metro public art commission, the 1990 Century City janitor … Continued

Hosted by the UALE Task Force on State Feds and Central Labor Councils, join the webinar "How to Stop Mass Deportations" to learn what labor educators and labor activists can do to stand with immigrant communities at a time of unprecedented attacks. Guest Speakers: Ana Avendano, CUNY Law School Ilse Escobar, United Teachers of Los … Continued

The UCLA Labor Center is proud to be a co-sponsor of UCLA Center for the Study of Women's "Thinking Gender 2025: Gendered Labors and Transnational Solidarities", a research conference that will spotlight contemporary and historical campaigns led by precarious workers worldwide. This event convenes feminist, queer, and BIPOC scholars, artists, and organizers to reflect on … Continued