International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was created in 1891.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) was founded in 1891 by a group of electrical workers in St. Louis, Missouri. Key figures in its establishment included Henry Miller, who served as the first president of the union. The IBEW was created to advocate for the rights and interests of electrical workers in a rapidly industrializing society.
International Brotherhood of Magicians was created in 1922.
International Workers' Association was created in 1922.
International Workers Order was created in 1930.
Communist Workers' International was created in 1921.
Workers International to Rebuild the Fourth International was created in 1990.
Workers International Vanguard League was created in 1996.
International Transport Workers' Federation was created in 1896.
French Section of the Workers' International was created in 1905.
Sheet Metal Workers' International Association was created in 1888.
International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union was created in 1900.
Internationalist Workers Party - Fourth International - was created in 1980.