Archive: Announcements
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Labor Spring Graphics
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Organizing Internship: Applications OPEN for PAID Summer ’23 KI Internship
KI Summer 2023 Internship deadline: Sunday, April 2nd, 2023 at 11:59 pm ET Kalmanovitz Initiative Summer 2023 Internship Each semester, KI recruits Georgetown students who are dedicated to
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Labor Spring 2023 Planning Committee
(This committee is still in formation) First NameLast NameOrganizationPaulAdlerColorado College / History and Political Economy ProjectMarkAnnerPenn State / Center for Global Workers’ RightsEileen
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Call for Proposals| Labor Research and Action Network National Conference
We are excited to announce the 2023 Labor Research and Action National Conference will be hosted at Georgetown June 7-8 Proposals due by 3/3/23 Call for Proposals now OPEN to researchers, organ
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2023 Labor Capital Strategies Fellowship: Applications DEADLINE EXTENDED
Deadline for Labor Capital Strategies Fellowship: February, 19, 2023 Application Here More Information
Categories: Announcements, In the News, Student Leaders
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What happened to America’s working class? Race, Gender, Capitalism, and Power.
KI Associate Director, Lane Windham gave a series of talks at the University of Wisconsin in coordination with the The Havens Wright Center for Social Justice. Talks entitled, "Blue-Collar Battle: Th
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Just Employment in Action
Georgetown University’s contract with its union of adjunct professors is a significant model that merits replication in other institutions of higher education, says a Kalmanovitz Initiative report entitled Just Employment in Action: Adjunct Unionization and Contract Negotiation at Georgetown University.
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Workers in Hard Times
As the world economy struggled to cope with and recover from the “Great Recession,” the Kalmanovitz Initiative in conjunction with America’s leading academic journal of labor history, Labor: Studies in Working-Class History of the Americas, gathered more than fifty top scholars from four continents for the Workers and World Crises conference.
Category: Announcements