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Rochester Labor History & Labor Education
Learning the history of work and the history of our unions here in Rochester.
Educating ourselves, our students and our community about our work and our unions today.
ROCHESTER LABOR FILM SERIES
Films for Interesting Times
A joint effort of the Dryden Theatre and the Rochester Labor Council, the Rochester Labor Film Series presents motion pictures celebrating workers around the world. The first film program of this kind in the nation, we show dramas, comedies and current documentaries on important issues relating to work and workers, especially aspects of work often marginalized or absent in dominant commercial media. Our films from around the world are selected to inform, provoke and inspire.
See you at the movies!
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Read the Report on COVID-19 and Rochester Labor
Throughout this panicked and unsettling time, critical services still had to be delivered. This report briefly documents the response of organized labor in Rochester, New York, to safeguard members who bravely worked each day to deliver essential services.
— Dan Maloney, President, Rochester and Genesee Valley Area Labor Federation AFL-CIO
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RochesterLabor.org is sponsored by the Ronald G. Pettengill Labor Education Fund.
Educational events include the the annual Labor Film Series
at the George Eastman Museum, the Labor Lyceum and occasional
events such as conferences, workshops, and concerts.
EDUCATING TO ORGANIZE
Find educational resources on Rochester labor history and work-related instructional materials:
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Labor Special Event
FAIR WAGES FOR FAIR WORK
A Public Hearing
on Low-Wage Work in Rochester
Read the Education Committee Final Report on the hearings »
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