Dolores Huerta Labor Institute
2012 – 2013 Annual Report
Dr. Shigueru Julio Tsuha, Executive Director, DHLI
Kenadi Le, Program Coordinator, DHLI
June 2013
Table of Contents
Mission, Vision & Initiatives…………………………………………………………………3
DHLI 2012-13 in Review……………………………………………………………………..4
Summary of DHLI’s Accomplishments……………………………………………………....5
Steering Committee…………………………………………………………………………...5
Professors in Collaboration with DHLI………………………………………………..……..6
Organizations in Connection with DHLI……………………………………………………..7
Labor Courses……………………………...……………………………………………….....9
Labor Students Educating Peers
Description………………..………….……………………………………………..……10
List of L-StEP Events………………..…………………………………………………..11
Highlights of L-StEP Events..……………..…………………………………………….12
Voices & Images (V&I)
List of Voices & Images Events..………..…………..…………………………………..13
Highlights of Voices & Images Events…………………………………………………..16
Collective Bargaining Educational Project…………………………………………………..17
Labor Month…..……………………………….…………………………………………….19
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Mission, Vision & Initiatives
Mission
The Dolores Huerta Labor Institute (DHLI) educates students about workers and unions in
America. DHLI assists Los Angeles Community College District faculty in developing laborthemed courses, integrating labor themes across the curriculum, and developing other laborthemed activities. By expanding awareness of labor history and the impact of unions, DHLI
promotes critical thinking, enhances career prospects and encourages civic participation among
students.
Vision
To educate all Los Angeles Community College District students about the labor movement.
2012-2013 Initiatives
This academic year, DHLI has pursued its mission primarily through 5 different initiatives:
1. Labor Students Educating Peers (L-StEP) – Labor educational events organized by
faculty and their students
2. Voices & Images – Various labor educational events falling outside the specific
parameters of L-StEP
3. Collective Bargaining Educational Project – Roleplaying workshops to teach students
about collective bargaining and other union related topics
4. Labor Themed Courses
5. Labor Month – A commemoration of California Labor History Month through events
organized in the entire district through the month of May
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DHLI: 2012-13 in Review
The Dolores Huerta Labor Institute (DHLI) had an outstanding year reaching 5836
students in 2012-13 (2640 compared to last year) in its efforts to promote labor studies. This
was achieved through different vehicles including labor courses taught (1211 students reached)
and events organized (4625 students reached). The events organized took many different shapes;
they included L-StEP events (1336 students reached) where faculty work with their students to
organize campus-wide events that promote labor studies, Voices & Images events (2561 students
reached) that are put together by faculty but do not require student involvement in the organizing
efforts the way L-StEP does, and Collective Bargaining Educational Projects (728 students
reached) where students in their classes simulate union contract negotiations and NLRB union
elections to learn about the work unions do.
This year, DHLI collaborated with 49 faculty members and administrators (31 last year),
a number that includes the Institute’s Steering Committee. DHLI worked with this faculty to put
together 111 different events both inside and outside of the classroom. These events primarily
involved bringing in guest speakers who were mostly from unions and different organizing
campaigns, but also included others such as State Controller John Chiang and LACCD trusteeelect Mike Eng. LACCD faculty was also involved in creating new labor courses such as
Philosophy of Labor at Valley and Sociology 35–The Labor Movement currently being
developed at Southwest. Our Faculty Action Committee also met at the end of each semester to
debrief and plan our work for the following semester.
DHLI was also highly successful in connecting our students with organizations from our
community. This year, DHLI connected with a total of 61 organizations (34 last year). The level
of collaboration with each organization varied. Ten organizations worked closely with DHLI by
helping organize events or even funding them; forty-six organizations were represented by
speakers (mostly unions and workers centers) at events. Lastly, ten speakers did not represent
their particular organizations, but their connection to such organizations is more than worth
mentioning. These speakers included faculty from different universities (CSULB, CSUN,
UCLA) and some elected officials (John Chiang, Mike Eng). Organizations that provided
general support including their representatives in DHLI’s steering committee were also included.
Lastly, DHLI worked closely with faculty at East Los Angeles College to commemorate
May as California Labor History Month as encouraged by Assembly Bill 2269. This special
effort produced the exhibit “One Hundred Years of Labor” (on loan from the California Labor
Federation) at the Vincent Price Art Museum, a special panel on “Labor, Immigration &
Education”, and a student labor video exhibit (an addition to the “100 Years” exhibit).
Please see the table below for a summary on DHLI’s accomplishments in 2012-13.
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Summary of DHLI's Accomplishments in 2012-13
Goals
1. Create
community of labor
educators
2. Develop
partnerships w/
community and
labor movement
Measure
Results
# of LACCD faculty/administrators in
collaboration with DHLI:
49
# of community/labor organizations and
educational institutions in collaboration
with DHLI:
61
Labor courses
3. Provide
educational
resources and help
integrate labor
studies into the
curricula
# taught
# of students reached
31
1211
# of events and workshops hosted or
sponsored by DHLI:
111
Total # of classes in which Labor Studies
was integrated through DHLI:
100
# of students reached through events
4625
Total Number of Students Reached: 5836
DHLI Steering Committee
#
1
2
Professor/Administrator
Butler, Velma
Colombo, Gary
3
Delahoussaye, Yasmin
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Friedlander, Carl
Gauthier, Don
McDowell, John
Siegel, Lou
Waddell, Joanne
Wong, Kent
Yasuda, Kathleen
College/Organization
President, AFT 1521A
Faculty, LACC
Vice Chancellor of Educational Programs and Institutional Effectiveness,
LACCD
Faculty, LACC, President; Community Colleges Council, CFT
President, DAS LACCD; Faculty, LAVC
Director, Labor Center LATTC; Political Director, AFT 1521
Faculty, LATTC
President, AFT 1521; Faculty, LAVC
Director, Center for Labor Research and Education, UCLA
Associate Director, Labor Center, LATTC
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Professors in Collaboration with DHLI in 2012-2013
College
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
LACC
LACC
LAHC
LAHC
LAHC
LAHC
LAHC
LAHC
LAMC
LAMC
LAMC
LAPC
LAPC
LAPC
LAPC
LASC
LASC
LASC
LASC
LASC
LASC
LASC
LATTC
LATTC
LATTC
LATTC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
WLAC
Professor
Organized
V&I
x
Organized
L-StEP
Integrated
CBEP
Taught
Course
Armida Ornelas
Carlos Centeno
x
Eileen Ie
x
x
Evelyn Escatiola
x
x
Haydee Urita-Lopez
x
Karen Rapp
x
Maria D. Carlos
x
x
x
x
Michael Colling
x
x
x
Natalina Monteiro
x
x
Glenn Britton
x
x
Joe Meyer
x
x
x
Bethany Bird
x
Bill Loiterman
x
x
x
Ellen Joiner
x
x
x
Jose Lopez
x
x
Michael Reid
x
Mona Reddick
x
John Morales
x
Jose Maldonado
x
x
Louise Barbato
x
Chuck O'Connell
x
x
James McKeever
x
x
Monika del Bosque
x
Paul Hicks
x
Daniel Ortega
x
Darrell Eckersley
x
Darren Cifarelli
x
x
x
Jessica Drawbond
x
Kristine Wright
x
x
Sandra Lee
x
Tamura Howard
x
Carl Friedlander
x
Ghosha Maffei
x
Jan Gangel-Vasquez
x
Lou Siegel
x
x
x
Laura Scott
x
x
x
Pat Allen
x
x
Pete Lopez
x
x
Scott Weigand
x
Zack Knorr
x
x
Grace Chee
x
x
Total Faculty in Collaboration with DHLI: 49 (including Steering Committee)
Labor
Month
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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Organizations in Connection With DHLI 2012-2013
Organization
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Organization
Collaborated
in Event(s)
9to5: National Organization of Working Women
Actors Equity
AFL-CIO Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
AFT 1521
AFT 1521A
AFT 1521 ELAC Chapter
American Postal Workers Union
California Labor Federation
California Republican Assembly
Cesar Chavez Foundation
Committee In Support with the People of El Salvador
CLEAN Car Wash Campaign
Collective Bargaining Institute
California State University, Long Beach
California State University, Northridge
Diverse Strategies for Organizing
Food Chain Workers Alliance
Garment Worker Center
Global Green USA
Green Party
IA 600
IA 800
IATSE 44
IATSE 600
IATSE 700 (Editors)
IATSE 705
IATSE 706
IATSE 728
IATSE 80 (Grips)
IATSE 800
IATSE 892
IATSE 893
IATSE International
IBEW 11
IBEW 18
IBEW 40
IBEW 45
IBEW 47
Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance
LA Building Trades Council
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x
Speaker
Represented
Organization
Speaker is
member of
the
organization,
but did not
represent it
x
x
x
Funding
Steering Committee
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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Organization
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy
Labor Center - LATTC
LACCD Board of Trustees (Mike Eng, Trustee-Elect)
LASC Puente Program
League of Women Voters Los Angeles
Metro (MTA)
Move to Amend
National Association Letter Carriers
National Farm Worker Ministry
National Lottery Workers Union (El Salvador)
Operating Engineers 501
Our Walmart
Southern California Pipe Trades District Council 16
Pitzer College
SAG-AFTRA
United Students Against Sweatshops
Speakers' Commission on Labor Education
California State Controller's Office (John Chiang, State
Controller)
UCLA Labor Center
UFCW
Warehouse Workers United
Organization
Collaborated
in Event(s)
Speaker
Represented
Organization
Speaker is
member of
the
organization,
but did not
represent it
x
General Support
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Number of Organizations in Connection With: 61
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Labor Courses 2012-2013
#
Term
Course
College
Students
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Fall ‘12
Fall ‘12
Fall ‘12
Fall ‘12
Fall ‘12
Fall ‘12
Fall ‘12
Fall ‘12
LAVC
ELAC
LAHC
LAHC
LATTC
LAPC
LAVC
LASC
43
36
55
28
60
46
23
38
9
Fall ‘12
LASC
38
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Win ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
Spr ‘13
LATTC
LAVC
LAVC
LAHC
LACC
ELAC
LAHC
LACC
LATTC
LATTC
LATTC
LATTC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
ELAC
ELAC
ELAC
55
45
48
40
41
56
34
41
16
50
50
60
35
23
23
32
32
36
28
Spr ‘13
ELAC
43
29
Spr ‘13
ELAC
48
30
Spr ‘13
ELAC
36
31
Sum ‘13
Chicano Studies 8: The Mexican-American in the History of the U.S.
History 81: A History of Working People in the United States 1
History 81: A History of Working People in the United States 1
History 82: A History of Working People in the United States 2
Labor Studies 4: Labor in America
Sociology 35: The Labor Movement
Sociology 84: Simulated Society
English 103: Composition and Critical Thinking (Labor Themed)
Labor Units in English 101: College Reading and Composition (Labor
Themed)
Labor Studies 4: Labor in America
Chicano Studies 8: The Mexican-American in the History of the U.S.
Chicano Studies 8: The Mexican-American in the History of the U.S.
History 81: A History of Working People in the United States 1
History 82: A History of Working People in the United States 2
History 82: A History of Working People in the United States 2
History 82: A History of Working People in the United States 2
Introduction to Political Science (Labor Theme)
Labor Studies 101: Introduction to Unions
Labor Studies 101: Introduction to Unions
Labor Studies 101: Introduction to Unions
Labor Studies 4: Labor in America
Sociology 35: The Labor Movement
Sociology 84: Simulated Society
Sociology 84: Simulated Society
Sociology 1: Introduction to Sociology (Labor Studies Project)
Sociology 1: Introduction to Sociology (Labor Studies Project)
Sociology 11: Race & Ethnic Relations (Labor Studies Project)
Labor Units in English 101: English Composition and Writing 1 (Labor
Themed)
Labor Units in English 101: English Composition and Writing 1 (Labor
Themed)
Labor Units in English 101: English Composition and Writing 1 (Labor
Themed)
Labor Studies 4: Labor in America
Total number of courses: 31
Total number of students enrolled in Labor Courses: 1211
LATTC
coming up
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Labor Students Educating Peers (L-StEP)
Through L-StEP, DHLI collaborated with faculty to integrate Labor Studies into their courses.
Faculty worked with their students to create labor educational events open to the entire campus.
These often took the form of guest speaker events, poetry readings, film screenings, and more.
The projects of putting together these events were called L-StEP projects, and the events were
called L-StEP events. The main requirements for an L-StEP project are that:
1.
2.
3.
4.
The topic of the L-StEP event be relevant to labor and/or unions and approved by
DHLI
The type of L-StEP event (e.g. speaker event, debate, film screening, etc.) be
educational and approved by DHLI
The L-StEP event must capture an audience beyond the class organizing the event
The students must be involved in one or more aspects (i.e. planning,
implementing, publicizing and executing) of organizing the L-StEP event
DHLI sponsored these events by providing funding for materials and honoraria for speakers.
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List of L-StEP Events 2012-13
Event Title
Political Awareness: Proposition
32
Day of Politics
College
Professor
LAHC
Jose Lopez/ Bill Loiterman/ Ellen Joiner
LAPC
Discipline
Participation
Date
Sociology/Political
Science/History
Sociology
80
10/10/2012
300
10/11/2012
Sociology
100
10/22/2012
Chicano Studies
150
11/15/12
Philosophy
Philosophy
Sociology
History
80
85
60
130
11/20/2012
12/5/2012
3/20/2013
3/27/2013
Harvest: The Story of Children
Who Feed America
Walmart Workers Town Hall
Post-Election Politics of Identity
Privatization: Public Enemy #1
Women's History Month
The Logistics Revolution:
Challenges and Opportunities
LAVC
LAPC
LASC
WLAC
James McKeever
Kristine Wright/ Tamura Howard/
Sandra Lee
Haydee Urita-Lopez/ Maria D. Carlos/
Carlos Centeno/ Evelyn Escatiola
Zack Knorr
Paul Hicks
Kristine Wright
Grace Chee
LAHC
Jose Lopez
Sociology
30
4/10/2013
Labor, Immigration & Education
ELAC
Natalina Monteiro/ Maria D. Carlos/
Evelyn Escatiola/ Michael Colling/
Eileen Ie/ Armida Ornelas
Political Science
156
5/9/2013
Learn About Prop 32!
LASC
ELAC
Labor Course Project Poster
LACC
Joe Meyer
Political Science
45
Event
Labor History/Asian Pacific
Islander American Heritage
WLAC
Grace Chee
History
120
Month
History of Working People in the
LACC
Glenn Britton
History
*transient
U.S. Student Poster Display
Total # in
Total Number of L-StEP
1336
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Audience
Events:
*Transient – some events such as poster displays were placed in visible areas of campus to target “*transient” students as audience
5/13/2013
5/15/2013
5/16/2013
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Highlights of L-StEP Events
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Voices & Images (V&I)
Voices & Images events are labor educational events sponsored by DHLI that are not subject to
the requirements of L-StEP events. As such, in most V&I events special guest speakers are
brought into classrooms to discuss issues relevant to the materials that students are learning.
However, these events have at times also been held in the formats of festivals, film screenings,
and more. They can be coordinated not just with instructors but with student groups as well.
Voices & Images Events 2012-13
Event Name
College
Professor
Participation
Date
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
LATTC
LASC
57
28
8/16/2012
10/3/2012
Prop 32 Educational Event
ELAC
200
10/11/2012
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
LAMC
LAMC
50
40
10/17/2012
10/17/2012
Rock The Vote
ELAC
150
10/17/2012
LS101: Speaker Series
Prop 32 Educational Event
LS101: Speaker Series
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
KIWA - Unions and Diversity
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
LS 101 Pipe Trades Tour
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
LS 101: Speaker Series
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
Prop 32 Educational Event
LS 101: Speaker Series
LS 101: Speaker Series
LS 101: Speaker Series
LATTC
LAVC
LATTC
LAMC
LAMC
LAMC
LAHC
LACC
LAHC
LASC
LASC
LAHC
LATTC
ELAC
WLAC
LATTC
LATTC
ELAC
LAPC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
LATTC
LATTC
LATTC
Ghosha Maffei
Darrell Eckersley
Natalina Monteiro/
Michael Colling
John Morales
John Morales
Natalina Monteiro/
Michael Colling
Lou Siegel
Laura Scott
Lou Siegel
John Morales
John Morales
Louise Barbato
Bill Loiterman
Grace Chee
Ellen Joiner
Darren Cifarelli
Darren Cifarelli
Jose Lopez
Lou Siegel
Eileen Ie
Grace Chee
Jan Gangel-Vasquez
Lou Siegel
Natalina Monteiro
Chuck O'Connell
Pete Lopez
Pete Lopez
Pete Lopez
Scott Weigand
Lou Siegel
Lou Siegel
Lou Siegel
30
45
*repeat
30
30
30
40
30
60
30
30
34
*repeat
20
25
30
*repeat
40
45
43
43
43
40
*repeat
*repeat
*repeat
10/23/2012
10/23/2012
10/24/2012
10/24/2012
10/24/2012
10/24/2012
10/25/2012
10/25/2012
10/25/2012
10/29/2012
10/29/2012
10/29/2012
10/30/2012
10/30/2012
10/30/2012
10/30/2012
10/31/2012
11/1/2012
11/5/2012
11/5/2012
11/5/2012
11/5/2012
11/5/2012
11/7/2012
11/13/2012
11/14/2012
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Voices & Images (cont.)
Event Name
Identity and Work
Equal Pay Day Lecture
Committee In Solidarity with the People
of El Salvador
Committee In Solidarity with the People
of El Salvador
March 5 LACC Elections
Inequality in the US
March 5 LACC Elections
March 5 LACC Elections
March 5 LACC Elections
March 5 LACC Elections
Equal Pay Day
Made In LA
Cesar Chavez Week (Food Chain
Worker's Alliance)
Cesar Chavez Week (Food Chain
Worker's Alliance)
Equal Pay Day
Equal Pay Day
May Day Lecture
Equal Pay Day
Equal Pay Day
LS 101: Speaker Series
May Day Lecture
May Day Lecture
LS 101: Speaker Series
LS 101: Speaker Series
LS 101: Speaker Series
Passage and Puente Program Northern
California UC Campus Tour
LS 101: Speaker Series
Labor & Sociology
LS 101: Speaker Series
100 Years of California Labor Art Exhibit
Labor & Sociology
The Harvest
Labor & Sociology
Cinco De Mayo Event
LS 101: Speaker Series
International Garment Workers Skype
Event
LS 101: Speaker Series
One Hundred Years of Labor Reception
College
LAVC
LATTC
Professor
Zack Knorr
Lou Siegel
Participation
35
*repeat
Date
12/3/2012
1/22/2013
LAHC
Jose Lopez
45
2/13/2013
LAHC
Jose Lopez
45
2/13/2013
LAHC
LAHC
LAMC
LAMC
LAMC
LAMC
ELAC
LAHC
Mona Reddick
Mona Reddick
John Morales
John Morales
John Morales
John Morales
Natalina Monteiro
Ellen Joiner
80
*repeat
40
40
40
40
140
110
2/23/2013
2/23/2013
2/26/2013
2/26/2013
2/27/2013
2/27/2013
3/7/2013
3/13/2013
LASC
Darren Cifarelli
10
3/25/2013
LASC
Darren Cifarelli
15
3/27/2013
LAPC
ELAC
LAPC
ELAC
ELAC
LATTC
LAPC
LAVC
LATTC
LATTC
LATTC
Monika del Bosque
M. Dolores Carlos
James McKeever
M. Dolores Carlos
M. Dolores Carlos
Lou Siegel
James McKeever
James McKeever
Lou Siegel
Lou Siegel
Lou Siegel
20
45
35
42
31
50
35
35
50
*repeat
*repeat
4/10/2013
4/15/2013
4/15/2013
4/16/2013
4/16/2013
4/16/2013
4/16/2013
4/16/2013
4/17/2013
4/23/2013
4/24/2013
LASC
Darren Cifarelli &
Daniel Ortega
45
4/25/2013
LATTC
ELAC
LATTC
ELAC
ELAC
LAHC
ELAC
LASC
LATTC
Lou Siegel
Eileen Ie
Lou Siegel
Karen Rapp
Eileen Ie
Ellen Joiner
Eileen Ie
Jessica Drawbond
Lou Siegel
*repeat
30
*repeat
*transient
20
65
25
40
*repeat
4/30/2013
4/30/2013
5/1/2013
5/1/2013
5/1/2013
5/1/2013
5/2/2013
5/6/2013
5/7/2013
LAVC
Zack Knorr
25
5/7/2013
LATTC
Lou Siegel
Armida Ornelas &
Karen Rapp
*repeat
5/8/2013
25
5/9/2013
ELAC
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Voices & Images (cont.)
Event Name
Equal Pay Day
Our Walmart Event
Sociology Student Art Reception
College
LAHC
LAHC
ELAC
Total # of Voices & Images Events: 73
Professor
Bethany Bird
Jose Lopez
Eileen Ie
Participation
20
40
*transient
Date
5/15/2013
5/22/2013
5/23/2013
Total # of Students Reached: 2561
*Repeat – some classes of students participated in more than one event – they are not counted twice here and are
instead designated as “*repeat” audiences
*Transient – some events such as poster displays were placed in visible areas of campus to target “*transient”
students as audience
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16
Highlights of Voices & Images Events
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Collective Bargaining Educational Project
DHLI collaborates with the Collective Bargaining Institute to bring role-playing workshops into
the classrooms of LACCD. Through these workshops, students simulate NLRB votes to join a
union or not, contract negotiations, and even the 1934 longshore workers strike.
Collective Bargaining Educational Project 2012-2013
College
Professor
Participation
Date
LACC
LACC
LACC
LACC
LAVC
LATTC
LATTC
ELAC
LAMC
LATTC
LAVC
LASC
LATTC
LATTC
LACC
LATTC
LASC
LAHC
LACC
LATTC
ELAC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
LAVC
Joe Meyer
40
9/24/2012
Joe Meyer
30
9/24/2012
Joe Meyer
40
9/24/2012
Joe Meyer
35
9/25/2012
Pat Allen
40
9/25/2012
Lou Siegel
*repeat
10/18/2012
Lou Siegel
*repeat
11/6/2012
M. Dolores Carlos
36
11/7/2012
Jose Maldonado
8
11/8/2012
Lou Siegel
60
11/13/2012
Laura Scott
20
11/20/2012
Darren Cifarelli
40
11/26/2012
Lou Siegel
40
1/10/2013
Lou Siegel
*repeat
1/24/2013
Joe Meyer
80
3/4/2013
Lou Siegel
45
3/12/2013
Kristine Wright
20
4/16/2013
Bill Loiterman, Michael Reid
50
4/18/2013
Joe Meyer
*repeat
4/22/2013
Lou Siegel
*repeat
4/23/2013
Michael Colling
38
4/23/2013
Laura Scott
24
5/14/2013
Laura Scott
30
5/14/2013
Laura Scott
28
5/14/2013
Pat Allen
24
5/14/2013
# of Projects: 25
Total # of Students: 728
*Repeat – some classes of students participated in more than one event – they are not counted twice here
and are instead designated as “*repeat” audiences
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Labor Month
Assembly Bill 2269 designates May as California Labor History Month in which schools and teachers are encouraged to commemorate the role of
labor unions in the US with additional exercises and activities. This year, DHLI helped organize a series of activities at ELAC.
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