Boycotts
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
ACT UP Ithaca records
Records include subject files on women and AIDS, communities of color, health/community organizations, HIV exclusion (INS immigration policy), treatment data, Queer issues, Rep. James Seward, Senator Jesse Helms; files on various ACT UP actions, the national Marlboro-Miller boycott called in 1990, Board of Education's policy, and presidential candidate's positions on AIDS (1992); Also, member Ned Brinkley's files on local and national ACT UP events and news.
ACTWU J. P. Stevens Organizing Campaign Records
This collection consists of materials given to labor organizers by the ACTWU during its campaign to unionize J.P. Stevens owned mills in the Sounthern United States. The records include histories of the union, the J.P. Stevens Company, legal decisions, training modules, a history of organizing in the South, and information about byssinosis also known as 'Brown Lung.'
Archives Organization File Additional records
This collection consists of various pamphlets relating to labor and work.
ATHM Textile Industry Film
Black Caucus of Ithaca records
The Black Caucus of Ithaca records include materials concerning the civic organizations' work.
United Steelworkers of America, Local 2601 Minute Books and Roster Book on Microfilm
Include discussions on wages and benefits, workers' education, job safety, union solidarity, the AFL-CIO merger, the purge of communist members, and various strikes.
Utica Trades Assembly Records
The records include Utica Trades Assembly minutes and other administrative records, financial records and correspondence.