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Images include crop dusters and farm workers applying pesticides to crops.

Images include cashiers, dishwashers, and butchers.

Images of woodworkers and craftspeople.

Images of garment factory workers, including children, in locations such as Seoul, New York City, and Nicaragua.

Images include glass factory workers.

Images include portraits of workers in hazardous occupations, including asbestos abatement, chemicals and pesticide workers, power line workers, police officers, and auto workers.

Images include medical professionals and scientists, as well as clinical settings, support groups, and patient care.

Images include examples of labor historical photography by Dorothea Lange, Lewis Hine, and others, interspersed between photographs by Dotter.

Images of patients, advocates, and scientists.

Images of Homestead, Pennsylvania, including Homestead Steelmill demolition.

Images of homes and houses in a variety of locations, including Gary, Indiana; Washington, D.C.; Erwin, N.C.; West Virginia; California; Hartfield, Connecticut.

Images of janitors and custodial workers.

Images of laundry and laundry workers, in hospitals.

Images of maritime workers at petroleum refineries.

Images of various union meetings.

Images of Mexican companies and factories including auto plants, ATT, and farmworkers.

Images of cemeteries, grieving families, and memorials honoring mining disasters and victims.

Images include mine entrances, warning signs, and mine workers.

Images include portraits of coal miners and their families, including some injured and disabled miners.

Images include miners, their families, and cemeteries, memorials, and markers in Britain.

Images include mining operations and miners at Black Mesa Mine at the Navajo Reservation, Arizona, and in Black Hills, South Dakota. Also includes portraits of medicine men, families, and other indigenous workers.

Images include portraits of miners as well as images of workers taken in coal mines.

Images of women coal miners at work.

Images include MFD speakers and events; United Mine Workers of America rallies and campaigns; portraits of leaders; and some union events.

Images of coal strip mines.

Images of performers, music festivals, and concerts.

Images of coffee plantation workers, including children; healthcare clinics; and community meetings in Nicaragua.

Images of union organizing and rallies.

Images of house painters, including union members.

Images of union and elected leaders, including Bill Gorman, Jesse Helms, Sara Brady, and Richard Trumka. Also includes Trumka's burial card and other clippings.

Images of abandoned or closed factory buildings.

Images of plumbers, both portraits and at work

Images of mail carriers, including USPS postal union workers; delivery drivers and distribution centers; and clerical and shipping staff and workers.

Includes images of uniformed officers in a variety of settings, including New York City, Washington, D.C., and Halifax County, N.C. Also contains images of children at police memorial markers.

Includes images of correctional officers and prison guards working at maximum security prisons in the United States.

Includes images of poultry processing plant workers; poultry farmers; chickens (living and dead); congressional testimony following a fatal poultry plant fire; injuries and scars on workers' hands and arms following repetitive motion or stress damage from their work.

Images include examples of workers in safety goggles, uniforms, masks; also images of structures used to safely climb or work in hazardous settings

Images of workers across a number of professions, including maintenance and sanitation workers; public works, road crews, and construction crews; public health workers, including veterinarians; some images of AFSCME union membership drives and signs.

Images of people reading, across a number of professions.

Images of people relaxing or playing, including Parks and Recreation camp counselors.

Images of churches, including signs; and practioners (both Christian and Jewish).

Images of road construction, equipment, and workers.

Images of workers on break and punching timecards in and out of their shifts at factories.

Images of billboards, workplace announcements, church signs, advertisements, and bumper stickers.

Images of staff at department of family services.

Images include foundry workers and steelworkers, including union members of the United Steelworkers Association. Locations include Ford Flat Rock Foundry, Detroit; Gary, Indiana; and Chicago, Illinois.

Includes portraits of Philadelphia street gang members, as well as a copy of The Nation (1975 Jan. 18) with Dotter's image on the cover.

Images of union strikes, including protests, marches, and picket lines. Unions include United Auto Workers, United Mine Workers Associations, AFL-CIO, and educators' unions. Includes images of strikers and those arrested during Brookeside Miners strike against Duke Power Company in Kentucky.

Images include teachers and their classrooms in Maryland, Virginia, New York, Tennessee, and other locations.