CPCS Labor Resource Center UMass Boston 100 Morrissey Blvd. Boston, MA 02125 US Phone: 617-287-7426 Fax: 617-287-7404 Website: www.umb.edu/academics/cpcs/

The Labor Resource Center (LRC) provides an integrated range of educational and research programs to workers and their organizations. The Center advocates for economic and social justice for working families as they seek to gain control over their futures at work, in their communities, and in the political arena. We lend our skills, expertise, and resources to workplace and community activists, assisting them in building a powerful, inclusive labor movement that can effectively advocate for all working people

The Center:

• Offers education and training to workers, to enhance their skills and knowledge as leaders, advocates, activists, and citizens
• Affects public policy debates by providing research and analysis to unions and other organizations
• Disseminates information to the media, community groups, and governmental institutions to enhance public understanding of working people's concerns
• Promotes dialogue and mutually respectful partnerships between labor and community organizations
• Seeks to engender strong and enduring connections between local campaigns and wider efforts to build movements for progressive social change at all levels: city, state, national and international

Director
Susan Moir:

Professor, History and Labor Studies
James Green:

Program Manager
Anneta Argyres:

Labor Extension Coordinator
Tess Ewing:

Office Assistant
Wally Soper:

Administrative Coordinator
Adam Thomas:
Phone: 617-287-7426