Education Labor Movement Work

Labor organizations offer many scholarships and opportunities for higher education to members and their families.

• Center for Labor Education and Research - Provides university-level training for workers.
  
• Indiana University South Bend Division of Labor Studies - Deals with work, the workplace, and workers and their organizations and reflects the concerns of modern labor organizations
  
• Labor Education and Research Center - University of Oregon Eugene - A bridge to the public university system for the state's working people and their unions
  
• WVU-ES: Institute for Labor Studies and Research - West Virginia University Extension Service Institute for Labor Studies and Research
  
• Center for Labor Research & Studies - Center for Labor Research and Studies.
  
• Laney College Labor Studies Club - Offerings include organizing, history, grievance handling, labor law.
  
• NW Laborers-Employers Training Trust Fund - Provides state-of-the-art construction training to the men and women in our region.
  
• San Francisco State University College of Behavioral and Social Sciences - Labor Studies Program
  
• The Institute for Labor Studies - A Kansas City based labor education program offering credit and non credit courses for union members and the general public. Sponsors a radio show: the Heartland Labor Forum.
  
• Michigan State University School of Labor and Industrial Relations - Offers outreach programs and graduate programs.
  
• Labor Education Service, U of MN - Union Leadership Academy
  
• University of Wisconsin - The School for Workers - A university-based labor education program conducting applied research and offering education and consultation to unions and workers on the full range of labor relations issues.
  
• University of North Texas Labor Education Program Leadership Workbook - Steward training, negotiations, organizing, grievance handling; all online and free
  
• University of Hawaii Center for Labor Education & Research - Established in 1976 by State Law, the Center provides labor education, research and labor-related programs.
  
• Rutgers University Continuing Education Programs in Labor Studies and Employment Relations - Rutgers University Continuing Education Programs in Labor Studies and Employment Relations
  
• A Curriculum of United States Labor History for Teachers. - Sponsored by the Illinois Labor History Society.
  
• Brock University - Department of Labour Studies - Program builds on the disciplines of Economics, Politics and Sociology
  
• Athabasca University Labour Studies Program - Offers 30-credit University Certificate, 90-credit BA degree and 120-credit BA degree in Labour Studies. All courses are taken via distance education.
  
• Walter P. Reuther Library of Labor and Urban Affairs - Wayne State University: education, exhibits, labor archives, lectures, and newsletter.
  
• Tamiment Institute Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives - A center for scholarly research on labor history and radical political movements
  
• Institute for Developmental Education and Services, Inc. - Non-Government Labor Institution in the Philippines. Provide labor Education and Leadership and Organizational Development, Paralegal Training and Services.
  
• Virtual Library: United States Labor History Index - History Index Central Catalogue site,providing links for American Labor History.
  
• UCLA Center for Labor Research and Education - A source of information about unions and workers to interested scholars and students
  
• George Meany Center for Labor Studies - A national center providing continuous labor education for all union activists.
  
• MU-Labor Education Program - Leadership training programs for trade union activists
  
• International Institute for Labour Studies - Established by the International Labour Organization in 1960 as a centre for advanced studies in the social and labour field.
  
• Holt Labor Library - Working people, activists, and scholars can study the class struggles of the 19th and 20th century industrialized world.
  
• UFCW Minority Coalition - A scholarship program for UFCW members who are students at the National Labor College in either the Bachelor's or Master's degree programs.
  
• History at the Department of Labor - Creation and history of the Department, biographies, and research areas.
  
• University of Maine Bureau of Labor Education - Conducts research, provides educational opportunities, and special programs for Maine workers and their organizations
  
• Carlos Bulosan Memorial Exhibit - Apermanent display of the contributions of Filipino laborers, local union leaders and other manongs in the social and cultural development of the International District.
  
• Labor Relations Research Center - UMass Amherst - Equips graduates to work in the labor movement and other organizations advocating for workers' rights.
  
• American Labor Movements at Spirit of America - Books and historical information on the labor movements in America, from Samuel Gompers and the A.F.L. to Joe Hill and the I.W.W. to Cesar Chavez and the U.F.W.
  
• Old Dominion University - Work and Professional Studies (WPS) - An interdisciplinary undergraduate degree program integrating academic study and work experience taught in distance learning environment. Focus is on understanding the place of work in our lives and developing work related skills. E-portfolio creation a p
  
• Centre for Industrial Relations (CIR), University of Toronto - An interdisciplinary graduate teaching and research centre in the fields of industrial relations, human resource management, and labour market and social policy
  
• Georgia State University Labor Studies Program - Serves the training and educational needs of working people and their labor organizations
  
• UCLA's Institute of Industrial Relations - Research and community service programs
  
  

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