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1. Find at least six examples to support the following statement, "In the field of education, Harry was continuously an advocate of the broadest education for his rank and file."
a.)He established college scholarships
b.)He changed the reading room in local 25 to a full scale library.
c.). He established the Educational and Cultural Trust Fund of the electrical Industry
d.)The growing number of Spanish-Speaking members in the Local occasioned free English Classes in 1953.
e.)Harry had college educated union members assist teachers and teach to other union members about various courses.
f.)The Bayberry convalesent facilities was established are offer educationals seminars open to memeber ands their wives.
2. How and when did HVA Jr. fight for race and gender equality?
He established the Santiago Iglesias Educational Society for Peurto Rican members in 1958. In 1960 he aided in the creation of the Lewis Howard Latimer Progressive Association, named after an African-American associate of Thomas Alva Edison. Financial contributions were also made to African-american and Latino organizations.
HVA Jr.'s LegacyFollow this link http://www.harryvanarsdalejr.org/Legacy.htmlList the 4 accomplishments in HVA's life that you feel are the most important.
-He implemented his vision of organizing the whole New York City electrical industry. He organized switchboard, Mrine and the fixture Divisions.
-He was the first to devise a pension plan in the construction industry.
-He set up a work sharing program which guaranteed skilled electricians would be hired instead of helpers.
-He improved the apprenticeship program so there would be better qualified electricians in the industry.