Box 1277

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series: Series I (arranged roughly chronologically) includes Via's "Southern Travel Reports, 1956-1958," plus eleven folders covering Via's tenure at the University of Wisconsin School for Workers in Madison. At Wisconsin, Via was an Associate Professor, Labor Education, School for Workers from 1958 to 1966, and a Professor of Labor Education there from 1967 to 1968. This series also contains materials related to Via's work as the Field Program Director, Labor Education Division, Roosevelt...

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series: Series I (arranged roughly chronologically) includes Via's "Southern Travel Reports, 1956-1958," plus eleven folders covering Via's tenure at the University of Wisconsin School for Workers in Madison. At Wisconsin, Via was an Associate Professor, Labor Education, School for Workers from 1958 to 1966, and a Professor of Labor Education there from 1967 to 1968. This series also contains materials related to Via's work as the Field Program Director, Labor Education Division, Roosevelt...

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series: Series I (arranged roughly chronologically) includes Via's "Southern Travel Reports, 1956-1958," plus eleven folders covering Via's tenure at the University of Wisconsin School for Workers in Madison. At Wisconsin, Via was an Associate Professor, Labor Education, School for Workers from 1958 to 1966, and a Professor of Labor Education there from 1967 to 1968. This series also contains materials related to Via's work as the Field Program Director, Labor Education Division, Roosevelt...

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The surveys of black membership in southern unions were conducted to estimate the effect of racism on the formation and maintenance of unions and were mostly initiated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Textile Workers Union of America. Via surveyed in every southern state, but some surveys are not complete.