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…names and places that may be familiar to audiences as well as stories of the ordinary Cantabrigians whose labor made the Revolution possible and whose experiences are not as well-known. The Port…
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…an investment in their development is an investment in future leadership. Learn more about the Cambridge YWCA’s role in labor activism in the 1890s-1930s here. Photos by Marissa Kramer Williams…
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… Joe Galusha is an Instructional Technologist at Simmons College with an academic background focusing on the historical intersections of social, gender, and labor history at the local level….
Read More…How Does Cambridge Work? Programs will explore the working life of the city and its residents. They will also examine the many types of labor—paid and unpaid—that have kept Cambridge…
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…neighborhood of Cambridge Joe Galusha is an Instructional Technologist at Simmons College with an academic background focusing on the historical intersections of social, gender, and labor history at the local level…
Read More…however. The fallacy under which the traditionists labor regards the essential nature of “taking command.” Does this consist of drawing a sword and riding up and down a line of…
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…Room. Campus labor and community organizers continued to hold organizing meetings regularly before the outbreak of COVID-19 in the building. These stories, found in the archives of The Crimson and…
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…Colonial Period to the Civil War. Smithsonian Institution: Smithsonian’s online collections related to women’s history includes sections on activism, education, health, science and labor. The newly-released Smithsonian Open Access database…
Read MoreAdministrative Information Scope and Content Note Box and Folder List 32 boxes 32.12 linear feet Processor: Mark Vassar Date: February 2011 Acquisition: The images in the Cambridge Historical Society Image…
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