March is Women’s History Month, and in recognition of the many hardships women face in the workforce, Alison Steichen, 2016 recipient of the Silme

The University of Washington Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity (OMA&D) is proud to announce Diana Betancourt Macias, ’17, ’20, as the recipient

Come join us at the Washington State History Museum on Wednesday, April 16th from 7pm-8:30pm for an insightful event exploring the fascinating journey

This insightful report, authored by Annika Tuohey, an undergraduate senior majoring in History, delves into the 1936 Pacific Coast Maritime Workers'

Brett Halperin, a PhD student and one of last year’s recipients of the Graduate Labor Research Grant, spoke with Libby Denkmann on KUOW’s public radio

Study citation: Chavez Santos, Santos, E., Moreno, M. F., Hernandez, A., Garcia, R. M., Spector, J. T., Ornelas, I. J., & Baquero, B. (2025). “A veces

By April Rubio, Communications Coordinator for the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies. Research is a vital foundation for many universities

By Conor Casey, Head of the Labor Archives of Washington The Labor Archives of Washington, part of the University of Washington Libraries, is proud to

Marissa Baker, an Associate Professor in Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences and a Bridges Center Faculty Affiliate, is highlighted in the

Bridges Center researcher Maya Cruz writes a letter to the editor of The Daily. "I am a researcher at the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies and a

The Bridges Center’s Research Team is proud to release “The State of the Student Worker at the University of Washington.” This mixed methods report

By April Rubio, Communications Coordinator for the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies. A shortened version of this article was originally printed

History Professor and faculty associate of the Bridges Center, Bianca Dang, has published a new article: " I Dont Know what will be my Lot'

Srikanth (center) with fellow members of the DEOHS transit study team including (from left) Clinical Assistant Professor Christopher Zuidema

The Labor Archives of Washington is honored to announce the donation and processing of the Northwest Labor and Employment Law Office (LELO) Records