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Southwest Organizing School

The Southwest Organizing School (SOS) is a project of the National Labor College. Union officers, activists, and members who live in or near the Southwest come to the school to learn skills and gather ideas to help build a stronger labor movement. Some students attend the Southwest Organizing School to take part in continuing education and skills courses; others to begin to earn a bachelor’s degree.  Whatever the reason, the Southwest Organizing School is a great resource for sharpening skills and gaining valuable knowledge.

SOS Courses

Click the links below to learn more about SOS courses.

September 2009 Courses

Academic Year 2009 - 2010 Complete Course List

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SOS Instructors

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Southwest Labor History Archives Site

The Southwest Organizing School maintains a collection of photographs of Southwest labor history. Visit the Southwest Labor History Archives on the web.

Additional Information

For more information contact Morty Simon or Carol Oppenheimer at 505-992-8477.

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