Regional Labor Records Survey
Help Preserve and List Regional Labor Records
Labor and labor related organizations and cultural institutions: Take the Labor Archives of Washington's regional records survey
- The Labor Archives of Washington invites all labor and labor related organizations in the Pacific Northwest with records related to labor history and interrelated civil rights and social justice organizations/activism to participate in the Pacific Northwest Labor Records Survey.
- For labor unions and labor related organizations: This information will give LAW a broader knowledge about where records reside, understand the formats you have and are creating, understand your storage conditions, staffing, and other concerns about your records.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/labor-records-survey
- For archives, libraries, and cultural institutions: This information will give the LAW a broader knowledge about where records documenting labor history in the region currently reside, enabling us to compile a regional directory of labor historical records as well as integrate this information into the Society of American Archivists, Labor Archives Section’s Labor Archives of the United States and Canada: A Directory.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/pnwrepositorysurvey
If would like to complete the survey over the phone or by paper, contact Assistant Labor Archivist, Crystal Rodgers at rodgercr@uw.edu or 206-685-6903.