Randy Croce

Randy Croce is on the staff of the University of Minnesota Labor Education Service. Croce has been doing documentary work since 1976, initially as a still photographer, then in video, focusing first on American Indian communities. He has been a video producer at LES since 1990, where he researches, shoots and edits various programs and teaches media and labor history classes. He is a member of IATSE Local 219 and has been active on University of Minnesota governance committees. One of his special interests has been past and current immigration. Randy's documentary about Italian immigrant stonecutters, "If Stone Could Speak," was broadcast by Twin Cities Public Television and has been screened nationally.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Randy Croce

Culture

Minnesotans select designs for plaque honoring workers who built state capitol
January 13, 2017 By Randy Croce
The designs include a drawing of the Capitol dome and the names of those who died during its construction.
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Environment

They put what in my food? TPP and food safety threats
September 16, 2015 By Randy Croce
The TPP would cost jobs, raise the cost of medical care, and degrade labor conditions and the environment.
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Labor

Support builds for Delta baggage handler fired for speaking out
December 10, 2014 By Randy Croce And Barb Kucera
Delta Airlines' decision to fire a veteran baggage handler for speaking out in support of low-wage workers has elicited widespread criticism.
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Randy Croce

LATEST ARTICLES BY Randy Croce

Minnesotans select designs for plaque honoring workers who built state capitol

They put what in my food? TPP and food safety threats

Support builds for Delta baggage handler fired for speaking out