Annual conference set for June 6-8:
Celebrating 40 years
The Pacific Northwest Labour History Association is pleased to announce our 40th annual conference Indigenous, Immigrant, Migrant Labour & Globalization at Simon Fraser University Harbour Centre in Vancouver, BC, from June 6 to 8, 2008. The conference is presented in collaboration by the PNLHA and the Labor & Working Class History Association (LAWCHA), and is sponsored by the Simon Fraser University Centre for Labour Studies. Find out more here.
2008 calendar now available
 The 2008 PNLHA calendar is dedicated to 2007 Labor Person of the Year, Ed Barnes from IBEW 48, and the Making Labor History Award winner, the Labor Education and Research Center at the University of Oregon.
For more information and order forms, click here.
Please consider renewing your membership or joining the PNLHA for 2008.
Our members include trade unionists, students, academics, and others who believe the labour movement must know where it's been to know where it's going. We depend exclusively on memberships to sustain our activities.
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Join the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre
The Workers Arts and Heritage Centre (WAHC) preserves and celebrates the arts, culture and heritage of working people in Canada. It is located in the historic Custom House in Hamilton, Ontario, but its activities reach across the country through travelling exhibits and research projects. The WAHC receives funding for projects, but depends on memberships and donations to pay administrative costs. For more information about the WAHC, and information about becoming a member, visit their website.
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