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Materials relating to the creation, and distribution of California Federation of Teachers' educational film series Golden Lands, Working Hands, written and directed by Fred Glass. Collection contains source videos, photographs, research files, fundraising documentation, curriculum materials, and publicity.

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Consists of materials generated by the California Labor School, spanning the entire life of the School from its founding as the Tom Mooney Labor School in 1942 until its closing by the Internal Revenue Service in 1957. Materials include: catalogs, announcements, brochures, publications, class syllabi, correspondence, financial information and clippings.

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This collection of negatives contains images of people, programs, and events related to the California Labor School from 1944 to 1957. The purpose of the progresive California Labor School was to train the influx of new workers into a wartime economy in trades, the humanities, and in various aspects of labor relations. Includes images of lectures, performances, workshops, symposia, festivals, and portraits of administrators, faculty, and students.

Abstract Comprises materials related to the formation of the Labor Studies Center at San Francisco State University and to Cherny's work as an advisory committee member on the California Labor History Map Advisory Committee. Also includes correspondence, application forms, and budget materials related to a 1978-1979 "Labor on Campus" grant, and conference materials from the Southwest Labor Studies annual conferences, 1977-1985. Publications include two issues of ...

Abstract The bulk of the Holland Roberts California Labor School collection consists of the first draft of Roberts' memoirs, written circa 1971, centering on his time at the California Labor School. The memoirs provide a retrospective view of the School and Dr. Roberts' life, starting with his career as an associate professor at Stanford and through the closing of the School, and concluding with post-California Labor School chapter fragments on academic freedom and the HUAC hearing in San Francisco...