query: participatory research and labor

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[ed:  Adam says thanks for replies to his query, and receives 
another reply from Kay.]

From: Adam Flint <flint at igc.org>

Thanks to all who responded. The query was for a grad student 
friend in labor history who recently developed an interest in CBR. 
By the way, are there any historians out there working in labor, 
gender or religion who are also CBR practitioners?  

Thanks also to Dolgon Corey <Cdolgon at worcester.edu> who also 
responded off-list.  

adam

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From: "Kay Pfeiffer" <kay at primetimepbc.org>

Adam Flint,

The University of Massachusetts/Amherst Labor/Management 
Workplace Education Program has been doing very innovative 
work in this area for almost 20 years. Because they are a land 
grant university, they have a mandate of working with the 
community. L/MWEP has extended this somewhat. I haven't 
worked with them for a number of years, so do not know what their 
programming is at this moment. Joe Connelly was the Director 3 
years ago. Try contacting him. You can use my name.  

Good luck,

Kay Pfeiffer, Ed.D.
Coordinator, Research & Technical Assistance
PRIME TIME Palm Beach County, Inc.
3111 S. Dixie Hwy., Suite 220
West Palm Beach, FL 33405
561-659-4993 (phone)
561-659-5192 (fax)
www.primetimepbc.org
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