ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.), Figueroa, Maria, Graphics Collection, 0000-2999
Collection Number: /4354/004 G

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Cornell University Library


DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:
ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.), Maria Figueroa Graphics Collection, 0000-2999
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Collection Number:
/4354/004 G
Abstract:
A poster with a quote in Spanish, on Mexican Americans. This poster used to belong to Jessica Govea-Thorbourne, who was a leader of the UFW and a colleague. A poster on African American women.
Creator:
Figueroa, Maria
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations (NYSSILR)
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Metropolitan District Office
Quanitities:
0.11 cubic feet
Language:
Collection material in English

Biographical / Historical

Maria C. Figueroa is Director of Labor and Policy Research at the Worker Institute, Cornell University-School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Maria's work has involved applied research and technical assistance in the area of low wage and contingent (or precarious) work. She has worked in several projects commissioned by unions, employer groups, government agencies, and private foundations. Maria has more than 25 years of experience in labor and industry research, having worked as a senior analyst and researcher for national and international organizations, including the Teamsters Union and the United Nations.

This collection consists of two posters from the ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District office of faculty member Maria Figueroa. One poster depicts an agricultural scene, with a quote in Spanish, about Mexican Americans. This poster used to belong to Jessica Govea-Thorbourne, who was a leader of the UFW and a colleague. The other poster celebrates the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing African American women.
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Preferred Citation

ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.), Maria Figueroa Graphics Collection #/4354/004 G. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library.

Related Materials

Related Collections: /4352: Lois Gray Collection of Training Materials /4068: ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office, Anne Nelson Papers /4026: ILR School Metropolitan Office Extension Division Completed Questionnaires on Union Activity /4296: ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.) Training Manuals /4296 AV: ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.) Training Audio-Visual Materials /4321 AV: ILR School Smithers Institute Audio-Visual Materials /4354/004: ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.), Maria Figueroa Papers /4354/004 P: ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.), Maria Figueroa Photographs /4354/004 AV: ILR School Extension Division Metropolitan District Office (New York, N.Y.), Maria Figueroa Audio-Visual Materials

SUBJECTS

Names:
Figueroa, Maria
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Metropolitan District Office
United Farm Workers of America
National Council of Negro Women
Subjects:
Agricultural laborers -- Posters
Mexican Americans -- Posters

CONTAINER LIST
Container
Description
Date
Box 1 Folder 1
Mexican American agricultural workers
Scope and Contents
"La explicacion del interes en el pasado se halla en la adquisicion de la conciencia du una nobleza heredada. No como los hijos sin padreque se recatan en la sombra, sino como hijos que saben que tienen ancestros valiosos y se ponen a indagar su--ancestral grandeza. Y este es el hecho mas importante: lograr la plena conviccion de que Mexico no es un improvisado en la cultura" Angel Ma. Garibay K.
Box 1 Folder 2
African American women's graphic
Scope and Contents
"African American women, Get It Done! National Council of Negro Women, Inc.