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US - Canada Labor History Network Forum - Shared screen with speaker view
Allison Duerk
01:02:14
Eugene V. Debs Home & Museum in Terre Haute, Indiana! Hit us up for virtual tours. museum@debsfoundation.org
Aaron Jesch
01:02:58
Here, here! History teachers can use labor songs.
Kenneth Germanson
01:03:07
This program is being recorded and we will send a link to all of you who registered so that you can share.
annievalliere
01:03:24
That is wonderful! Thank you!
Kenneth Germanson
01:05:08
IBEW in Milwaukee has been holding Boy Scout training classes in labor and labor history has been a part of it …. Some 50 kids show up.
annievalliere
01:06:35
Groups of elementary school students attend the Anniversary of the Triangle events in New York City!
Marty Horning
01:11:01
I used to use the "Power in Our Hands" stuff in my classes- great simulations!
Migdalia Santiago
01:11:38
This is great!
Beatrice Lumpkin
01:12:30
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDVYk_uq9W8
Beatrice Lumpkin
01:12:56
USW retirees, Chicago Teachers Union and other union members made a dramatic, about 10 minute video on the Memorial Day Massacre at Republic Steel, Chicago 1937 and youtube rated as restricted over 18. So we are remaking it, taking out the words “Red bastards”, different title but retaining historical filmed footage shot during the massacre. The video will be changed by teachers to be shown as PG-13. The link will be ready soon, suitable for high school viewing. The over age 18 version is at:
Beatrice Lumpkin
01:13:50
USW retirees, Chicago Teachers Union and other union members made a dramatic, about 10 minute video on the Memorial Day Massacre at Republic Steel, Chicago 1937 and youtube rated as restricted over 18. So we are remaking it, taking out the words “Red bastards”, different title but retaining historical filmed footage shot during the massacre. The video will be changed by teachers to be shown as PG-13. The link will be ready soon, suitable for high school viewing. The over age 18 version is at:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDVYk_uq9W8
Marty Horning
01:16:17
Thanks Hubert!
Migdalia Santiago
01:16:24
Thank you Paul!
annievalliere
01:16:37
Thank you. Great information!
Migdalia Santiago
01:18:42
HI Evelyn! CWA Local 1032 in Ewing NJ supports you. Love the museum!
Laureen Lazarovici
01:23:37
I love the suitcase idea! Classes/teachers could even make their own suitcases with labor items of their own and/or from their students and their families
Kenneth Germanson
01:26:51
Great Prersentation
Allison Duerk
01:26:56
Thankful to learn!
Laureen Lazarovici
01:27:11
If I can engage in some shameless self-promotion for a moment, my husband wrote a terrific labor book for children: https://www.hardballpress.com/jimmys-carwash.html
annievalliere
01:28:36
Thank you!
Tom Lux
01:39:35
Thanks Larry
annievalliere
01:41:48
Thank you, Larry. I will share all this information with history teachers in my local school department in Maine.
annievalliere
01:51:09
Thank you, Joanne. Very informative.
Tom Lux
01:51:34
Thanks Joanne
annievalliere
01:55:57
Thank you very much. As a grand-niece of Rose Schneiderman and someone who has gone into elementary and high school classes talking about labor history/Rose Schneiderman’s life and some of the labor events in NY, I really appreciate all that has been said here tonight. Thank you again.
Kenneth Germanson
02:01:48
If you want to speak, type SPEAK into this chat
Donna Coombs-Montrose
02:05:07
Does any organization have a finding aid to their collection that could be shared in the chat
Laura Collison
02:05:39
I’d like to add some more resources and another organization, the Aspen Foundation for Labour Education creates materials from an Alberta perspective in Canada http://www.afle.ca/aspen-teaching-units.html
Laureen Lazarovici
02:05:50
I'm 29, I don't know what Brian is talking about ;-)
Marty Horning
02:05:59
Speaking of shameless promotion, check out my (sorta) new labor history radio show/podcast "Labors Untold Stories" on Soundcloud/Turbodawg or WWW. riverwestradio.com.. im also on the Labor History Radio/podcast Network.
Nancy North
02:06:10
Thanks for the info on the Boy Scout Labor Merit Badge.
Julia MacRae
02:06:40
https://www.bctf.ca/classroom-resources/details/trouble-on-the-line---working-people-a-history-of-labour-in-bc---labour-history-project-lesson-materials-10
Julia MacRae
02:07:09
https://www.labourheritagecentre.ca/
Emily Hayden
02:10:04
Thank you for an insightful and informative program.
Mike Matejka
02:10:17
I'm a Boy Scout Labor merit badge counselor. One simply has to check with the local Boy Scout council, check out the badge requirements, and make yourself available to the youth. A badge counselor must complete the Boy Scout Youth Protection program online.
Julia MacRae
02:10:41
https://www.healthandsafetybc.ca/programs/young-workers/
Mike Matejka
02:11:27
https://www.boyscouttrail.com/boy-scouts/meritbadges/american-labor-merit-badge.asp
Kenneth Germanson
02:11:44
If interested ikn joining our network, send email to kagermanson@wisconsinlaborhistory.org
Mike Matejka
02:11:44
I've tried to find a similar program for the Girl Scouts but I haven't been able to connect yet.
Allison Duerk
02:12:00
Solidarity forever! Wonderful program!
ronverzuh
02:12:07
Thanks to the presenters. Great forum. Thanks to the network.
Laureen Lazarovici
02:12:20
thanks for sharing all that Laura!
Alvin Finkel
02:13:46
Really helpful information was shared today. Thanks to the speakers!
Laureen Lazarovici
02:14:09
Thank you all, this was terrific!
Donna Coombs-Montrose
02:14:10
Thank you Laura
Migdalia Santiago
02:14:34
Thank you Everyone!
Saul Schniderman - AFSCME
02:14:35
Thank you brothers and sisters.
Aaron Jesch
02:14:36
Thank you.
Emily Hayden
02:14:45
Thank you for recording this program-really appreciate it.
Nancy North
02:14:47
thanks Mike! Good luck with the Girl Scouts
Marty Horning
02:15:36
see ya