In the latest episode of the Working History Podcast, Abosede George talks to Kate Reed about her revealing new research on the women of the Mexican National Railroad. Check out the conversation via the link below. #laborhistory #mexicanhistory
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Jennifer is a great podcaster: reads and listens carefully, and puts together an accessible show and likes to grab a few gems.
"The emotional power is in the culture," did I say that?
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@aimloiselle.bsky.social joined The Clio Dialogues to share the real story of multi-racial women's organizing in Southern textile mills that inspired the 1979 Academy Award winning film Norma Rae. #laborhistory #organizing #womenshistory #filmhistory
www.cliodialogues.com/american-mad...

Working History is back! We're proud to be partnering with Southern Labor Studies, @laborlawchajournal.bsky.social & ILWICH to bring you a new fall season with episodes dropping every Thursday. Catch the first episode below! #laborhistory

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After several long years off the air, the Working History podcast returns next week for a new season. Listen to a preview via the link below and subscribe on Apple Music, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. #laborradiopod #laborhistory
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A long, long-overdue thank-you to Janine Giordano Drake for the chance to talk with @lawcha.bsky.social's Labor Online about When Democrats Won the Heartland -- check out the conversation here: lawcha.org/2026/08/04/c...

Nate Holdren reports from a well attended screening of Norma Rae hosted by the Iowa Labor History Society in Des Moines. To learn more about the society follow the link in the story.
lawcha.org/2026/09/12/t...

Janine Giordano Drake sat down with Ruby Oram to discuss her new book 'Home Work: Gender, Child Labor, and Education for Girls in Urban America, 1870-1930', available now from the University of Chicago Press. Read the interview at Labor Online.
lawcha.org/2026/09/01/r...

Excited to see a short piece I wrote about the history of unions for library workers in the latest @lawcha.bsky.social newsletter! lawcha.org/lawcha-newsl...

Chad Pearson reflects on a year at Harvard University's Charles Warren Center at LaborOnline.
lawcha.org/2026/09/08/s...

And in discussion with Bill Ayers at the Seminary Co-op in Chicago this Friday!
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David will be at the Harvard Book Store in Cambridge on Wednesday.
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LAWCHA members in DC. Catch author David Conrad-Pérez at Politics & Prose this evening where he will be discussing his new book, Fire in the Heart of the City: The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire and the Origins of Modern Charity.

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Eladio Bobadilla joined last week's episode of the Labor Heritage Power Hour to discuss his recent book Dangerous Migration: Mexican Labor and the Fight for Immigrant Rights.
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Labor is celebrating the life and legacy of Dolly Parton, writes John Nichols in The Nation.
thenationmagazine.substack.com/p/dolly-part...

Rosemary Feurer spoke to Victoria Grieve about her new book, Labor Journalism, Labor Feminism: Women of the Federated Press. Read the interview at Labor Online.
lawcha.org/2026/08/13/v...

Jane Berger jointed Bill Barry on the Maryland 250 Labor History Podcast to discuss the history of public sector unionism in Baltimore.
www.md250laborhistory.org/podcast/ep19...