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| ORGANIZATIONS | |||||||
| Association for Union Democracy | |||||||
| Chicago Women in Trades | |||||||
| Coalition of Labor Union Women | International Association of Women in Fire and Emergency Services | ||||||
| Mujeres Contstructoras, Women Carpenters in Nicaragua | |||||||
| New York City District Council of Carpenters' Women's Committee | |||||||
| Nontraditional Employment for Women | |||||||
| Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. | |||||||
| Pride at Work, LGBT labor and allies | |||||||
| Sisters in the Building Trades | |||||||
| Tradeswomen (Oakland, CA) | |||||||
| State Building & Construction Trades Council of California | |||||||
| Vermont Works for Women | |||||||
| United Women Firefighters Association of New York City | |||||||
| Wider Opportunities for Women | |||||||
| Women in Engineering, Kate Gleason College of Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology | |||||||
| ARCHIVES AND ORAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS | |||||||
| Tamiment Library & Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York University | |||||||
| Carpenters for a Stronger Union records | |||||||
| Communications Workers of America, Dist. 1 records | |||||||
| Out in the Union: Gays and Lesbians in the Labor Movement, Miriam Frank Oral History Collection | |||||||
| United Women Firefighters records | |||||||
| National Women's Trade Union League | |||||||
| Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University (includes the Detroit Tradeswomen Oral History Project) | |||||||
| ADVOCACY AND EDUCATION | |||||||
| The Artisan Baking Center, Long Island City | |||||||
| The Consortium for Worker Education, New York City | |||||||
| Legal Momentum: The Women's Legal Defense and Education Fund | Labor Technical College, New York City District Council of Carpenters | ||||||
| National Organization for Women (NOW) | |||||||
| New Labor Forum | |||||||
| Union Women's Summer Schools | |||||||
| Women on the Job | |||||||
| MEDIA AND THE ARTS | |||||||
| Brenda Berkman, printmaker | |||||||
| Her Own Words, source for DVDs, VHS recordings about women in nontraditional careers | |||||||
| Herstory Writers Workshop, women writing their stories | |||||||
| Labor Heritage Foundation, promoting the cultural heritage of the American worker through the arts | |||||||
| Marty Pottenger, Sister and performance artist; excerpts from her Obie Award-winning City Water Tunnel #3 | |||||||
| Pride and a Paycheck, articles, poetry, art and stories by tradeswomen | |||||||
| Taking the Heat, PBS documentary about NYC's first female firefighters | |||||||
| Talking History, aural history collection and radio program, University at Albany; includes labor history resources | |||||||
| FOR FURTHER READING | |||||||
| Bibliography for Sisters in the Brotherhoods: Working Women Organizing for Equality in New York City. Compiled by author Jane Latour. | |||||||
| Union Women's Bibliographies. Extensive resources for information about labor issues, women and unions, organizing, history, statistics, media, and publications.Compiled by United Association for Labor Education. | |||||||
| Bernhardt, Debra E. A Pictorial History of Working People in New York City. New York: New York University Press, 2000. Electrician Cynthia Long is one of the individuals profiled in this book. | |||||||
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| Copyright 2012 Jane LaTour/Talking History | |||||||
