Our Daily Work/Our Daily Lives (ODWODL)
Our Daily Work/Our Daily Lives (ODWODL)
An archive of Our
Daily Work Our Daily Lives events, an ongoing series which focuses on the
artistic traditions of workers and on workplaces as contexts for the expression
of workers culture. Recordings are provided by the G. Robert Vincent Voice Library in collaboration with Our Daily Work/Our Daily Lives, a partnership between the Michigan State
University Traditional Arts Program and the Labor Education Program of MSU's
School of Human Resources and Labor Relations.
Channel Photo: "Members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union on strike gather in a meeting hall, March 15, 1958." by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library is licensed under CC BY 2.0
Channel Photo: "Members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union on strike gather in a meeting hall, March 15, 1958." by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library is licensed under CC BY 2.0
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1 plays 0Dani Willcutt of the MSU Department of History delivers the presentation "A Housewife's Crusade, Desegregation, and General Motors' Reign -or- Lansing,…
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4 plays 0Performer and labor troubadour Tom Kastle presents "Joe Hill: Alive as You and Me" in the MSU Library and on Zoom on Tuesday, April 9th.
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2 plays 0Lisa Fine of the MSU Department of History presents " 'We are going to save McLouth once again---only this time for ourselves,": Economic…
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8 plays 0Hunter Laing of the Marquette Regional History Center delivers a presentation titled "The Festival of Struggle: A Forgotten Workers' Celebration" in the…
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4 plays 0Ethan Veenhuis, from MSU's History department, presents “The First to Merge: The United Teachers of Flint, Racial Parity, and School Integration,…
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From James Voges
2 plays 0Historian Tom Klug presents "'Race and Disaster in the American Auto Industry: The Explosion at Briggs Manufacturing in Detroit (April 23rd, 1927)" on… -
7 plays 0Joshua Duchan of Wayne State' Music department and Eric Freedman of MSUs School of Journalism present "'Please Buy My Last Paper, I Want to Go…
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8 plays 0“Breaking Curfew: Japanese American Workers and Everyday Resistance to World War Two Restrictions” presented by Anna Pegler-Gordon of James Madison…
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3 plays 0“Forgotten Populists: When Farmers and Workers Transformed American Politics” presented by Steve Babson, Professor Emeritus in Labor Studies at Wayne State…
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From James Voges
7 plays 0"A Job Of Work To Do': The Folk Songs and Stories Of Working People" Folk performer Matt Watroba speaks and performs in the MSU Green Room to kick off… -
3 plays 0Clara Latham, Professor of Music Technology at The New School, delivers a presentation titled "Gendered Labor and the Origins of Electronic Music: Women Workers…
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0 plays 0Kyle Mays, from the African American Studies, American Indian Studies, and Department of History at UCLA presents "Black Labor and Indigenous Sovereignty…
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From James Voges
1 plays 0Eshe Sherley from the Department of History at the University of Michigan, presents 'Care in Crisis: Black Women and the Politics of Labor in Atlanta,… -
2 plays 0Melissa Ford from Slippery Rock Universities Department of History, delivers the Zoom presentation "Food, Not Bullets: Race and Gender in Detroit Auto Unions…
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1 plays 0David Correia, of University of New Mexico/s American Studies Department, presents a zoom presentation titled "Set the Earth on Fire: Coal Miners, Capital and Cops…
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