"...a free online educational community that provides tips, samples, templates, and other useful tools for dealing with problems affecting working people. The site makes it possible to build on others' experiences and best practices and not have to reinvent the wheel. The site also provides articles, links, controversial debates, and other resources."

"We publish and distribute steward advice, labor news, graphics and books that help progressive union leaders rally their members and build their unions. " (UALE is an affiliate of the UCS labor Books Catalogue).

Collective bargaining resources and strategic information for labor union officers, shop stewards, activists and rank-and-file union members.

"The Labor Project for Working Families has resources for union members, negotiating teams, organizers, policy makers as well as community based organizations and activists on advocating for family friendly workplaces." Be sure to check out their new page: "LEARN WorkFamily – a FREE online education and resource network to help unions build a family friendly workplace culture".

This project done by the New York Times includes a wealth of resources including three interactive maps, videos, graphic illustrations and slide shows, as well as reporting on immigrants in various aspects of life. The maps detail where foreign born workers are from by occupation; where immigrant groups have settled from 1880-2000; and demographic changes in education searchable by county and state.

Can My Boss Do That?" is a non-profit website that gives workers and their advocates specific, easy to understand information about their rights and how to protect them. It is affiliated with Interfaith Worker Justice.

The Immigration Policy Center (IPC) is the research arm of the American Immigration Law Foundation (AILF). IPC was established in 2003 with the mission to provide policymakers, academics, the media, and the general public with access to accurate information about the effects of immigration on the U.S. economy and society. The IPC website has concise fact sheets on a number of immigration-related topics, as well as research and policy information. IPC is producing state-by-state snapshots to complement their nationwide analysis of the economic and political power that Latinos, Asians and immigrants bring to their home states.

The Zinn Education Project: Teaching a People’s History website offers over 75 free, downloadable teaching activities for middle and high school classrooms to bring a people’s history to the classroom. The site also lists hundreds of recommended books, films and websites. The teaching activities and resources are organized by theme, time period and grade level. This link brings you to the labor section of the site.

The Strategic Corporate Research web site is a project of Tom Juravich, Professor of Labor Studies and Sociology at the University of Massachusetts and graduate students in the UMass Labor Center. This is a comprehensive set of resources for conducting corporate research and strategic campaigns in the U.S. and Canada. While it includes links to over 300 websites, it is not just a list of resources but provides both a framework and method for unionists and community activists to look inside the corporate world. It also features a number of charts, videos and other resources to assist you with your work.

Charley Richardson was a visionary labor educator known by many in the labor movement in the United States, Canada and countries around the world. He passed away in May 2013 but his legacy lives on. He was best known for his work on workplace change and continuous bargaining. This site containd many fact sheets, articles and resources on these topics.