Guide to the Association for Union Democracy: Women's Project Records, 1947-2004

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Guide to the Association for Union Democracy: Women's Project Records, 1947-2004

1947-2004

http://dlib.nyu.edu/findingaids/html/tamwag/wag_331/wag_331.html

The Association for Union Democracy: Women's Project Records describe the activities and work of the Women's Project from its creation in 1985 into the early 2000s. These files include printed ephemera, newsletters and circulars, correspondence, serial publications, court cases, and organizational reports. The collection contains both records created and collected by the Women's Project that correspond to its work and mission as an advocate for women in unions and nontraditional trades, as part of the larger organization Association for Union Democracy.

20 Linear Feet (20 boxes)

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Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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LaTour, Jane

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Jane LaTouris a journalist, labor activist, and educator living in New York City. She has written for various union publications, managed the Women's Project of the Association for Union Democracy, and wrote the book Sisters in the Brotherhoods: Working Women Organizing for Equality in New York City. She is a two-time winner of the Mary Heaton Vorse Award, the top labor journalism award in New York City....

Association for Union Demoracy. Women's Project

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The Women's Project is a national advocacy project, created and funded by the Association for Union Democracy (AUD). The AUD was founded in 1969 as a permanent organization to help protect the democratic rights of unionists and considers itself a national, pro-labor, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the principles and practices of democratic trade unionism in the North American labor movement. The organization created a national network of unionists, civil libertarians, labor educa...

Association for Union Democracy

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The AUD was founded in 1969 as a permanent organization to help protect the democratic rights of unionists and considers itself a national, pro-labor, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the principles and practices of democratic trade unionism in the North American labor movement. The organization created a national network of unionists, civil libertarians, labor educators, workers rights attorneys, law professors, and others who share the same goal. ...

Jennick, Susan

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