A Historic Week’s Events Commemorate the Tragedy and Triumph of 50 Years Ago
This week’s Mountaintop Conference will be a celebration and commemoration of labor and civil rights history.
Pete Levine |This week’s Mountaintop Conference will be a celebration and commemoration of labor and civil rights history.
Pete Levine |AFSCME has partnered with movie director Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation to engage young people about the essential stories of democracy.
Pete Levine |Despite the progress that Memphis’ sanitation workers have seen, echoes from the past remain.
Pete Levine |Unlike the White House’s infrastructure proposal, the Senate Democrats’ plan gives us a substantive roadmap for rebuilding our country.
Pete Levine |Joyce Hobbs, March’s #TBT candidate and a member of AFSCME Retirees, is following in her mom’s union footsteps.
Pete Levine |In a strong first contract win, AFSCME EMS workers in Maricopa County, Arizona, push forward confidently.
Pete Levine |As part of Black History Month, former AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer Bill Lucy shared a firsthand account of 1968 strike.
Pete Levine |While a bipartisan budget deal has been reached and the federal government shutdown has been averted, the fate of the DREAMERs still hangs in the balance.
Pete Levine |Cities across the country observe a moment of silence on February 1, honoring AFSCME sanitation workers and their historic strike.
Pete Levine |Members of Congress voiced support for working families, speaking out against the Janus case.
Pete Levine |Jeffrey Julius, a juvenile probation officer, has dedicated his career to getting Miami’s kids on the right path.
Pete Levine |AFSCME Retiree John Henry Lewis’ motto is “I’ve retired but I haven’t expired.” He’s still fighting for AFSCME members.
Pete Levine |AFSCME icons were honored at the 49th Annual NAACP Image Awards on the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Pete Levine |Millions of kids may lose their health insurance if Congress fails to fund the CHIP program.
Pete Levine |The latest round of right-wing attacks on working people is putting the dream of higher education further away than ever.
Pete Levine |Meet Carol Ann Loehndorf, an AFSCME Retiree and the latest member to be spotlighted in our Retiree Throwback Thursday #TBT series.
Pete Levine |Vulnerable children may not get the health insurance they need and deserve because leaders in Congress are playing political games.
Pete Levine |In fighting to pass the DREAM Act, AFSCME affirms its commitment to strengthening all working families, no matter their country of origin.
Pete Levine |Retirement may be nearing, but AFSCME Never Quit Award Winner Paul Spicer isn’t slowing down.
Pete Levine |As wildfires raged in Northern California, AFSCME emergency workers called on their training to rescue those caught in the inferno.
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