UMass Boston

The Labor Resource Center provides education through academic degree programs, professional certificates, and labor extension, and conducts research on issues surrounding work, economic and social justice, racial and gender equality, and the labor movement in the United States and around the world. The students, staff, faculty, and workers who comprise the Labor Resource Center are part of the most exciting campaigns of the 21st century, fighting for economic, racial, and gender equality, immigrant workers’ rights, food and environmental justice, and a diverse and democratic labor movement. Our graduates are in high demand and go on to outstanding careers with labor unions, workers’ rights organizations, NGOs, government agencies, and other social justice organizations.

Check out what’s going on at the Labor Resource Center

• People’s History Walking Tour of Boston
• The Undergraduate Journal on Work, Labor and Social Movements
• The James Green Memorial Library
• The Boston Labor Conference
• The Undergraduate Journal on Work, Labor, and Social Movements, Spring 2021