Howard Zinn is an activist and historian, well known for telling the story of the United States through the eyes of “those outside of the political and economic establishment.” Howard Zinn passed away in 2010, but his work continues to influence the lives and education of the younger generations.

“Spook really understands how to write a good song that says something important.” - Pete Seger
Learn more about him and come see him in one of his upcoming concerts!

Saturday March 6, 7pm
Step By Step: Songs for Peace, Jobs and Justice
With special guest Joe Jencks!

For the first time in the over three decades the Labor Heritage Foundation will take the show on the road and take its labor art, culture and creative organizing out to the masses. This year we will travel to the great state of Michigan to the City of Industry and Motown to bring our special blend of culture and the arts to the mid-west region.

Send a message to other people’s movements around the world that there is an active movement in the US opposing government and corporate policies at home and abroad! The US Social Forum will take place June 22-26, 2010 at Cobo Hall and Hart Plaza in downtown Detroit. If you live in the DC Metro Area, join us on February 24th to learn more

Join the Labor Heritage Foundation in working to secure this most necessary and appropriate commemoration of the work of the American Labor Movement and one of our greatest heros.

The elegant on-stage evening dress worn by musicians in unionized symphony orchestras may be a lot more frayed than it looks from far away. The recession has killed or weakened many orchestras, and even managers at healthy organizations, like their peers across corporate America, are eager to use the crisis to decimate wages and working conditions.