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Order our new, snazzy, sweat-free "Mentshes in the Trenches" PJA t-shirt today! Click here for a PDF order form that you can print and mail to:
PJA
5870 W Olympic Blvd.
Los Angeles CA 90036
Please remember to specify the size(s) and quantities of the shirts you would like, and include $15 per shirt, which includes shipping & handling.
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No Shvitz: Your One-Stop Guide to Fighting Sweatshops (2004), Second Edition
No Shvitz is an interdisciplinary book about garment industry sweatshops that draws on Jewish tradition, American history, the global economy and current world events to provide a holistic look at one of the most serious injustices afflicting contemporary society.
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No Shvitz can be used for…
- Field trips to downtown LA’s Fashion District & NY's Lower Eastside
- Current affairs, history & social studies courses
- After-school, camp & Sunday school programs
- Social action committees
- Book groups & salon discussions
- Tours of Mexican border maquiladoras
- Coffee shop & metro reading
If you want to know anything about sweatshops, No Shvitz is the place to begin.
$5 a copy. Ordering is easy!
Fill out the No Shvitz Order Form, and return it to the PJA offices: 5870 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036; Fax: (323) 761-8350.
Or e-mail us your request at office@pjalliance.org. Please include your mailing address and the number of copies you wish to receive.
Fill out the No Shvitz Questionnaire Read responses to No Shvitz
No Shvitz: Your One-Stop Guide to Fighting Sweatshops(2002)
The first edition of No Shvitz is available while supplies last. When ordering, specify “No Shvitz #1”.
Balancing Work and Family in Jewish Nonprofit Organizations (2001)
A report of the research project set out to investigate the tension Jewish communal professionals experience between the demands of their jobs and their private lives. The research, conducted by Sharon Wolf, Ph.D, shows that while professionals experience considerable stress from trying to balance their work lives and their private lives, management does not consider this a priority issue, and feels that individual accommodation suffices to deal with whatever problems exist.
To order, email PJA at office@pjalliance.org. Include your mailing address and the number of copies you would like to receive. $10 each (plus shipping and handling)
Report of The Los Angeles Jewish Commission on Sweatshops (1999)
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