Annual Conference highlights significant events in Wisconsin labor history.
The Special Legacy Fund which makes possible the Zeidler Academic Awards for Research Papers in Wisconsin Labor and Working-Class History.
Regular newsletter reports on events in labor history and activities of the Society.
Essay contest for Wisconsin high school students.
Zeidler Academic Awards given annually to graduate and undergraduate students for original research into Wisconsin labor and working-class history (named in honor of Frank P. Zeidler, former mayor of Milwaukee.)
Co-sponsorship of the Wisconsin Workers Memorial located in Zeidler Union Square Park in Milwaukee.
Sponsor of popular “Struggle for Justice” photo exhibit outlining farm worker organizing in the 1960s in Wisconsin.
Publisher of “Like Our Sisters Before Us: Women of Wisconsin Labor” highlighting stories of ten women who played roles in labor.
Co-sponsor of annual Bay View Tragedy commemoration honoring workers killed in 1886 workers’ march in 8-hour work day campaign.
Sponsor of special prizes for students that portray labor subjects in National History Day presentations.
Sponsor of special grants for labor history projects under Daitsman Awards. (See information.)