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The CFT Labor In The Schools Committee was formed to assist teachers in reaching students with information about the history and current place of the labor movement in American democracy. The members of the committee are classroom teachers as well as faculty from community college and university labor studies programs. The committee meets several times a year to plan, develop and evaluate various programs. These include a clearinghouse of curricular materials and labor education activities around the state; development of lesson plans on labor across all subject matter areas and grade levels; workshops for teachers and interested trade unionists to give them access to these materials and tips on teaching about labor; and overseeing work on two long-term projects: Golden Lands, Working Hands, and the Collective Bargaining Education Project.

The CFT Labor in the Schools Committee is available to assist teachers in all aspects of teaching young people about the labor movement, and welcomes comments and suggestions about these topics. Communications may be directed to Chair, Labor in the Schools Committee, CFT, One Kaiser Plaza, Suite 1440, Oakland, CA 94612, 510/832-8812.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Linda Tubach, Co-Chair, United Teachers Los Angeles		Tom Edminster, Co-Chair, United Educators of San Francisco
Jose Colon, Berkeley Federation of Teachers		Elizabeth Espinoza, UCLA Labor Center
Diane Bush, UC Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program		Bill Morgan, United Educators of San Francisco
Phyllis Chiu, United Teachers Los Angeles		June McMahon, UCLA Labor Center
John Delloro, AFT Local 1521		Julien Minard, Staff Liaison
Marchand Russell, AFT Local 1521A		Sheri Pavelka, United Teaches Los Angeles
Bill Shields, AFT Local 2121		Fred Glass, Staff Liaison