The National A Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the vital contributions of the first black labor union, chartered under the American Federation of Labor, The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP). Join us in recognizing important events like Black History Month and our annual Gentle Warrior Awards Gala, while also supporting our community through back-to-school and holiday giveaways. We invite you to be a part of our mission to honor history and inspire future generations.
The National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum serves as a vital resource for understanding the achievements of the first chartered black labor union. Engaging with us means participating in events that highlight significant cultural milestones, such as Black History Month and our renowned Gentle Warrior Awards Gala. Join us as we recognize the contributions of black laborers while also supporting our community through various initiatives, including back-to-school and holiday giveaways that uplift and inspire. Your involvement enriches our mission to honor this essential history and enables us to foster an inclusive future.
Explore the diverse world of labor unions in Chicago and beyond with our educational programs. We encourage school visits to deepen understanding of the vital roles unions play today. The museum is dedicated to fostering knowledge and showcasing global union connections, inspiring the next generation to appreciate the impact of collective labor movements.
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Join us as we reflect on the impactful journeys of the Pullman Porters and their substantial contributions to labor rights.
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Read MoreThe National A Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum is dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of the first black labor union. Join us in commemorating pivotal events throughout the year, fostering community engagement, and celebrating the achievements that have shaped the labor movement.
Explore our exhibits that showcase the stories of Pullman Porters and the significance of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, celebrating their vital role in America's labor history.
Participate in our annual events, including Black History Month, Women's Month, and Juneteenth, which celebrate the contributions of black laborers and enrich community ties.
Join us in our efforts to give back through back-to-school supplies, Thanksgiving meals, and Christmas gifts that support families in our community.
Explore our curated collection of artifacts and visuals that honor the monumental contributions of A. Philip Randolph, the Pullman Porters and the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Each image serves as a gateway to understanding their struggles and triumphs, highlighting the resilience of black laborers in shaping our society. Join us in celebrating such pivotal events as Black History Month, Women's History Month, & Juneteenth, where you can engage with our mission and community.
Your voice is crucial to us! If you have inquiries about our exhibits or events, or wish to get involved in community initiatives such as our annual celebrations, we are ready to assist. Your feedback helps us honor the legacy of black labor and enrich our programming.