Our goal is to make the history of U.S. workers and workers movements available to a broad contemporary audience that includes workers, students, teachers, organizers, labor educators, journalists, and others–to everyone who seeks a deeper understanding of the issues that confront working people in the 21st century and of the history that has shaped the world in which we live. Understanding this history, we believe, is a necessary prerequisite to building a more inclusive, human, equitable, and democratic future.
