Photographs of student demonstrations, student initiated course materials, and SLAC meeting minutes.

The Stanford Labor Action Coalition was founded in 1998 during a student-labor conference organized by MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán) and SEAS (Students for Environmental justice At Stanford). In 2014 the organization changed its name to the Stanford Student And Labor Alliance (SALA) to avoid confusion with the linear accelerator on campus. SALA is dedicated to educating members and the Stanford community about worker issues; fostering relationships with and supporting all workers on campus; and shaping a strong, sustainable social justice movement through coalition building in the Stanford community and beyond. Biographical information from: https://stanfordsala.wordpress.com/mission-statement/

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