Who We Are

• A membership-based organization comprised of individuals and organizations committed to advancing the cause of Labor.
• A forum for discussing the lessons of labor history and applying them to today's labor movement.
• An educational resource and a historical archive center for records pertaining to our local labor history
• We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization

What We Do

• Research and publicize the lessons of labor history for the benefit of unions and workers interested on organizing.
• Join organizing and union workers on the picket lines.
• Serve as a resource for past strike information.
• Maintain a Facebook page that is the largest aggregator of labor news and information in the state.
• Maintain a Twitter page that keeps the public apprised of fast-breaking labor news. 
• Create traveling exhibits and install them in community venues.
• Organize public events such as workshops, walking tours, book signings, film festivals, talks by lanor leaders and historians, and the LHA annual meeting.
• Conduct projects such as interviewing retired workers and researching Connecticut Labor History.
• Present the August Lewis Troup Award annually to individuals for metritorious contributions to the labor movement.