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Publication List from the ILGWU
A list of publications from the Educational Department of the ILGWU.
Method and Approach in a Discussion of the Economics of the Garment Industry for Young Workers
A pamphlet from the Educational Department of the ILGWU on how to teach garment workers about industry economics.
Page 3 of "The 'Dubinsky Issue' In The 1936 Campaign"
Page 3 of a pamphlet from the Press and Publicity Department of the ILGWU about the 1936 American Presidential election.
The “Dubinsky Issue” In The 1936 Campaign
A pamphlet from the Press and Publicity Department of the ILGWU about the 1936 American Presidential election.
San Antonio garment workers in jail during 1936 general strike
San Antonio, Texas, garment workers in jail during 1936 general strike [Merele (Myrle) Zappone in front].
Noticiero PAPA No. 22
The first article details the case of Noremise Larosier and how PAPA helped with a picture of Mrs. Larosier and the writer of the article, Gustavo Arango. The second article discusses Temporary Protected Status cases for Salvadorans that PAPA took…
Noticiero PAPA No. 15 Page 1
There are three articles on the front page. The first article is the recount of an unnamed client of PAPA describing the persecution they faced in Sri Lanka and how PAPA helped them. The second article is a welcome towards new employees at PAPA…
Noticiero PAPA September 1989
The text of the newsletter is divided into four sections. The first introduces Nidia as the point contact for PAPA projects. The second introduces new volunteers and their roles in PAPA. The third outlines possible actions members of the public could…
PAPA Noticiero No. 15 Pages 8-9
The first page contains an article within an issue of PAPA's newsletters calling for the organization of the Hispanic community in Austin in order to gain political power and rights to protect their members. The second page contains the end of an…
Progressives Must Choose
Four photos of a pamphlet titled “Progressives Must Choose”, which was written by Fannia M. Cohn, the Educational Department Secretary of the ILGWU.