Albert Shanker: Labor's Educator
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![]() Albert Shanker and civil rights leader, Bayard Ruskin marching in New York City C.1970. |
The exhibit "Albert Shanker: Labor's Educator" tells the story of one of the greatest labor leaders in the 20th century. Considered canny, a maverick and a tough negotiator, Shanker was also well respected and sought after for his wisdom in the development of public education, on civil rights and on trade unionism. This exhibit traces the life of Albert Shanker who never stopped educating, never stopped organizing and was committed to America's public education system. |
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$600 for a 12 week period $100 for one week only 15 Standard 45-50 feet |
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Cooking was one of Shanker's many hobbies. (photo by Jennie Shanker) |
Wayne State University's Walter P. Reuther Library, with funding support from the American Federation of Teachers, has developed this traveling exhibit to make the history of Albert Shanker as well as the AFT accessible to a wider audience. Not only will your guests learn about one of the most highly regarded labor leaders of the late 20th but also about one of the fastest growing unions in the country. This exhibit is designed to provide an affordable display for union halls, conventions, conferences, small museums, libraries and other organizations around the country.
Those interested in hosting "Albert Shanker: Labor's Educator" should contact:
Dan Golodner AFT Archivist 5401 Cass Ave Detroit, MI 48202 313-577-4024 ad6292@wayne.edu |
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![]() Shanker with student, 1954
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