Each year, the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies awards thousands of dollars in research funding to University of Washington graduate students

The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies awards annual grant funding to UW graduate students and faculty for research on aspects of labor directly

By Amrine White Originally published by The Stand , June 22, 2022. Earlier this month, the University of Washington wrapped up the first year of its

A current student at the University of Washington, Brenna Nendel is also a Starbucks employee who has taken part in recent unionization efforts at the

The Harry Bridges Center is excited to welcome the latest addition to our staff, Labor Research Coordinator Rachel Erstad. Erstad is a dedicated labor

Spotlighted in the Seattle Times and Crosscut, Josh Davis ( pictured at far right) is a University of Washington Labor Studies student and security

Are you or anyone you know interested in working for social change? Union Summer is the paid ($18/hour) summer internship program for people

The Harry Bridges Center is thrilled to announce that Yasmin Ahmed, the Bridges Center's Assistant Director Student and Community Engagement, is a

Are you an undergrad passionate about social justice? A graduate student writing a dissertation on a labor-related topic? A busy activist building a

While often overlooked and underappreciated, custodians are the protectors of our shared spaces. -The UW Custodian Project What is the UW Custodian

On December 14, 2021, the Harry Bridges Center lost a longtime friend and Visiting Committee member, Ross Rieder. Rieder served as President of the

The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies is hiring! We have an outstanding opportunity for a permanent, full-time (100%) Research Coordinator. Under

The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies is currently seeking a Vietnamese-speaking undergraduate student at the University of Washington for a paid

The Bridges Center's recent report on pension investments in fossil fuels was the subject of a recent feature in the newspaper.

By Michael Honey, UW Tacoma, Harry Bridges Chair Emeritus Labor Day is always a time to thank the people that brought us the benefits of unionization