Everything you wanted to know about the Workers' Anthem including lyrics in a variety of languages and sound files.

Includes information about the section, its mandate, annual meeting, and the general activities and members. Also links to key labor unions, organizations, associations, federations, and online resources.

Poems celebrating workers struggles and books and articles about the history of the American labor movement from the early 1800s to the 1920s.

480 photos taken for the National Child Labor Committee in 1908-1912 with their original captions, indices by occupation and state, and historical and biographical information.

Sells clothing with left-wing themes, images and slogans over the internet.

Award-winning photojournalist Earl Dotter has documented the working lives of Americans for nearly 30 years from the Appalachian coal fields through many industries and regions.

Presents information about past and current general strikes around the world.

Historical account of organizing the Collarworkers Union in 1865.

A non-profit organization working to strengthen the labor movement through the use of music, art and culture.

Down But Not Out is a collection of poems that deals with unemployment in human terms.

Celebrates the contributions of unions and working people to our society through music, exhibits, children's activities, and more every Labor Day in Detroit.

A list of films with a left-wing political message, on topics ranging from feminism to the environment, race and class.

Information about the festival of working people and the arts in Toronto.

Online educational guide to the Roosevelt Administration and the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Tapes, CDs, songbooks and information about the choir organised by the Workers' Education Association in Sheffield, UK.

Provides information on labor issues and laws. Includes solidarity songs.

Poems protesting the abuse of child labor for the sake of machines, industry, commerce, and fashionable clothes, published from 1902-1914.

Songs of the Irish labour movement, including text, photos and sound files

Lyrics to leftist folk songs in several languages.

Lyrics to the workers' anthem in 40 languages.

Songs of work and struggle.

Website on the song The Red Flag, Jim Connell (1852-1929) who wrote it and the monument erected in Crossakiel County Meath Ireland in 1998. The site includes text, photos and a sound file of all 6 verses of the song.

Songs that helped build trade unions over the past 200 years. Workers songs, songs of labor, strike songs, picket line songs, songs against unemployment and poverty.