LRAN is pleased to announce a competition for seed grants ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 for labor folks who are engaged in research as activists, policy-makers, and academics.
We are happy to announce the winners of the 2023 New Scholars Research Grants.
The 2024 Labor Research and Action Network (LRAN) National Conference will be held June 20th-21st at Portland State in Portland, Oregon.
Labor Research and Action Network 2024 National Conference, “Everything is fine: How labor can confront a rapidly changing landscape," June 20th-21st, Portland, OR.
Call for proposals for the New Scholars Research Grants
The Labor Research & Action Network (LRAN) held its 12th annual conference recently at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, with over 250 in attendance. By Eric Dirnbach.
The LRAN 3MT Competition will be held at the 2023 LRAN Conference
The 2023 LRAN conference will be held June 7th-8th at Georgetown University in Washington DC.
We are happy to announce the winners of the 2022 New Scholars Research Grants.
The 2023 National Labor Research and Action Network conference will be held June 7th and 8th at Georgetown University. Proposals are due by Friday, March 10th.
LRAN New Scholar Research Grants Call for Proposals
LRAN held its 11th annual conference in Atlanta
REGISTER NOW: Workers’ Critical Voices: Fighting for Economic Democracy and Social Justice. Labor Research and Action Network National Conference. June 21-22nd 2022. Virtual and on site at the Shirley A. Massey Executive Conference Center, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia
LRAN is pleased to announce a competition for seed grants ranging from $1000-$3,000 for graduate students and untenured faculty for research on U.S. labor-focused projects, broadly defined.
On June 8th 2011, we held our first LRAN conference at Georgetown University. 10 years later, LRAN members reflect on the impact the network has had on their careers and work in the labor movement.
Eric Dirnbach - Labor researchers and campaigners gathered in Cleveland to share strategies for organizing in a changing economy
Eric Dirnbach - The Labor Research & Action Network conference gathered again in Nashville, TN to discuss worker organizing.
The LRAN Logistics Conference brought together scholars and practitioners to exchange relevant current research on logistics, identify overlapping interests and ideas for policy and organizing campaigns, and to identify research gaps and needs.
Jeff Schuhrke - About 150 representatives from unions, worker centers, academia, and nonprofits from around the country gathered in Chicago for the sixth annual LRAN conference.
