Panel: Learning from the Past to Change the Future
Over the last two decades, the "Justice for Janitors" campaign of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) has become a symbol of social movement unionism and immigrant rights activism. This website gathers over 200 documents, images, interviews, and links to news stories about Justice for Janitors in Los Angeles. The site is still growing, so check back for new additions.
The Justice for Janitors History Project is a collaboration between UCLA and the United Service Workers West, SEIU. You can read more about the project here
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- ISS
- demonstration
- Century City
- allies
- Bradford Building Services
- civil disobedience
- police
- immigrant
- Mopman
- Before J4J
- downtown
- John Sweeney
- street theater
- Justice for Janitors
- Rebuild LA
- Turkey of the Year
- AFL-CIO
- cartoon
- Lane Kirkland
- Mike Garcia
- NLRB
- press release
- UCLA
- Aida Cardenas
- Antonio Villaraigosa
- children
- CIWA
- Jono Shaffer
- LIAP
- Local 399
About Restricted Acccess Links
Some of the items in the archive are links to full-text newspaper articles in subscription databases. You can view the full-text articles if you are on the UCLA campus or are using a UCLA proxy server or Virtual Private Network. For information about access see Bruin Online (proxy server | VPN). You can also access these resources from computers at branches of the Los Angeles Public Library.
