Rachel Bernstein

Rachel Bernstein researches and teaches NYC working class history. She directs LaborArts, a non-profit using art, images and events to bring a broad audience to this often overlooked history. She taught in the graduate program in public history at NYU for 25 years, and continues to work on public history projects with NYU's Tamiment Library/Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives and at Brooklyn College's Graduate Center for Worker Education.

Rachel Bernstein researches and teaches NYC working class history. She directs LaborArts, a non-profit using art, images and events to bring a broad audience to this often overlooked history. She taught in the graduate program in public history at NYU for 25 years, and continues to work on public history projects with NYU's Tamiment Library/Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives and at Brooklyn College's Graduate Center for Worker Education. See less