Labor Studies Coffee Chat with the Labor Studies Student Union (LSSU)

Kaplan Hall A26

Join us on Tuesday, November 7th from 2-3 pm for a coffee chat with leaders from the Labor Studies Student Union (LSSU). This will be a space to not only learn more about the LSSU, what it stands for, why it was created, and what the future of this union is, but also a space […]

Port of Los Angeles Field Trip

Port of Los Angeles

UCLA Labor Studies and @ILWU Local 13 invite students to a free worker-centered tour of the Port of Los Angeles.  You will have the opportunity to take a boat tour of the Port, view memorials to workers on the waterfront, visit a union hall, and learn about the role of unions in the logistics industry. […]

Labor Studies Coffee Chat with Professor Victor Narro

Kaplan A26

Join us on Tuesday, November 21st  from 2-3 pm in Kaplan A26 for a coffee chat with activist, Labor Center project director, and Labor Studies Professor, Victor Narro Professor Victor Narro is an experienced activist, with thirty years as a leader in the immigrant and labor rights movements. Additionally, he has worked as a labor/immigration […]

Labor Studies Speaker Series: Molly Benitez

4320 Public Affairs 337 Charles E Young Dr E, Los Angeles

Molly Benitez (they/them) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Portland State University. Molly’s research sits at the intersections of race, gender/sexuality, and labor and utilizes ethnographic and autoethnographic methods to record and analyze the experiences of LGBTQ+ trades workers. They are currently working on their manuscript tentatively […]

Labor Studies Speaker Series: Heather Berg

4320 Public Affairs 337 Charles E Young Dr E, Los Angeles

Heather Berg writes about work, sex, and social struggle. Her 2021 book, Porn Work, explores workers’ creative strategies for surviving (and sometimes thriving) in an industry in crisis. Winner of the Working-Class Studies Association’s C.L.R. James “best book” award, it locates porn workers as experts on the politics of precarity. Her current book project, Lumpen […]

The Fight For Quality Public Education and Worker Rights

Fowler Auditorium A103B 308 Charles E Young Dr N, Los Angeles, CA

Join us on December 5th at 2pm at Fowler Auditorium A103B for a talk with UTLA President Cecily Myart-Cruz. Cecily helped to lead a successful 3-day strike in March 2023 that brought together 60,000 teachers and classified workers of the Los Angeles Unified School District. She has emerged as a leading voice for worker rights […]

Queer Career: Sexuality and Work in Modern America

UCLA Bunche Hall 6275

Join us on December 7th from 12-1:30pm at UCLA Bunche Hall 6275 for a book talk with Margot Canaday as she discusses her new book, "Queer Career: Sexuality and Work in Modern America." Lunch will be provided. Margot Canaday, Princeton University Dodge Professor of History, is an award-winning historian who studies gender and sexuality in […]

Labor Studies Speaker Series: Charmaine Chua

Public Affairs Building 4320 337 Charles E Young Dr E, Los Angeles

Charmaine Chua is a Singaporean scholar and organizer, and is currently an assistant professor of Global Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her interdisciplinary scholarly and political work is interested in how planetary networks of production and distribution shape the organization of racialized and classed divisions within capitalist social formations, with particular attention […]

Voices For New Democracy Forum: The Fight For Immigrant Rights

Zoom

Join us on December 10 at 4pm PT/7pm ET through Zoom for a discussion on immigrant rights. With the 2024 election less than one year away, immigration has once again emerged as a pivotal issue in the upcoming Presidential race. Trump is already ramping up anti-immigrant rhetoric, while Biden has failed to secure immigration reform. […]

Labor Studies Speaker Series: Sara Gia Trongone

Public Affairs Building 4320 337 Charles E Young Dr E, Los Angeles

Sara Gia Trongone is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her research examines contemporary labor movement renewal in the U.S. and the ways in which unions and worker organizations adapt to a changing economy. In her dissertation, she explores how workers win social, economic, and political power, the conditions […]

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