Box 19

Contains, in chronological order, the work and planning of Labor Center staff Dan Leahy, Helen Lee, Ellen Shortt and Joslyn Rose Trivett from October, 1993 to late February 1994. Planning meeting notes, research on racism and sexism, workshop agenda, and various post workshop evaluations.

Contains a three day agenda, as well as articles and materials for participants.

Contains material preparatory to the July 20-24, 1994 Camp Solidarity. However, the materials are about the January and February memo detailing the reactions in Chiapas to the announcement of NAFTA and the distribution of associated documents by the Labor Center. There is also a January 26, 1994 recap of the activities by the Labor Center to give press access to a member of the EZLN who traveled to Washington state.

Contains material such as the Labor Center's “Mission Statement,” Guidelines for Group Discussion, Ralph Chaplin's Solidarity Forever, Resource List for Civil Rights, A Preliminary Guide to NAFTA Governance by Dan Leahy and Joslyn Rose Trivett (July 27, 1994), Conference Services Event Planner's Basic Timeline and a Reference Guide for Conference Planners and Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993.

Contains work with the National Organizers Alliance in October, 1994 and then to work by student Tony Thesing in December, 1994 outlining various foundation possibilities, work with the College and John McCann – full agenda, list of grants funded, unfunded and pending by faculty and a Labor Center “Preliminary Proposal to the Rockefeller Foundation, “Partnerships Affirming Community Transformation (PACT)” with the UWF and the Hispanic Ministry of Yakima Catholic Diocese.

Materials relating to The Evergreen State College Labor Education and Research Center from its foundation to its tranfers in 2010. Includes correspondence and internal memoranda, planning notes, resources linked to operations and events, and documents pertaining to the Center's funding.