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The convention brought together LGBTQIA+ workers, allies, and labor partners to strengthen advocacy, build solidarity, and advance workers' rights.

Attendees were updated on the current state of our union and plans for continued organizing in our core telecommunications sector and learned about the objectives of our Worker Power Agenda.

The proposed legislation would allow individuals with hidden or non-apparent disabilities to voluntarily display a butterfly symbol on their identification cards.

Every June, we celebrate the many contributions that our LGBTQ+ union siblings have made to the labor movement and to our country.

Led by CWA District 2-13’s Human Rights and Women’s Committee Representative and Local 2336 President Melissa Smith-Kupihea, Locals are encouraged to participate in the “No Child Gets Left Behind” initiative.