On April 25, 2018, the long-time journalist Norman Solomon visited the University of Washington to discuss Autopsy: The Democratic Crisis, his recent

Are you or anyone you know interested in working for social change? Union Summer is a paid ($15/hour) summer internship program, sponsored by the

On February 22nd, undocumented activist Maru Mora Villalpando was invited by the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies to speak at the lecture class

Michael D. Aguirre, a doctoral student in History, has received a dissertation fellowship from the Center for Engaged Scholarship, an organization of

Independent Study: Understanding the Needs of Precarious Workers in Tacoma ENVH 499 (UG), ENVH 600 (Grad). Reducing poverty through effective

Students United for Palestinian Equal Rights (SUPER) celebrates Palestine Awareness Week in which they hosted various events on campus to bring

Megan Ming Francis, Associate Professor of Political Science and a member of the Bridges Center's Standing Committee, was recently profiled by the UW

The Bridges Center’s Labor Studies Student Association (LSSA) has gotten off to an active start in 2018. The interdepartmental graduate student

Michael Honey is a history professor at the University of Washington, Tacoma and served as Harry Bridges Endowed Chair in Labor Studies from 2000 to

On February 1st, multiple MEChA Chapters from the Alto Pacifco region took action on their campuses, discussing immigration reform. "As MEChA de UW we

Riddhi Mehta-Neugebauer is a Ph.D. student in Political Science whose research focuses on labor unions and the management of public pension funds. As

In the latest video installment of UW TV's Labor Archives series, Bridges Center student Josué Estrada shares his journey towards a PhD degree in

This past April, Jinsook Kim, a female welder who spearheaded the struggle to democratize the Hanjin Shipyard Union in South Korea, met ILWU Local 19

In April 2017, MEChA de University of Washington hosted the 24th Annual MEChA National Conference at Seattle Central College. Over 600 students, youth