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"CWA Women Building for the Future" was the focus of the national women's conference in St. Louis, and more than 150 CWAers joined in activities and discussions designed to empower women as leaders, unionists and political activists.

CWA and the UAW have set up a new legislative alliance that will work to advance the issues important to the unions' 2 million active and retired workers and all working families: workers' bargaining rights through the Employee Free Choice Act, real health care reform, fair trade, retirement security and more.

Workers at AT&T Mobility continue to demonstrate that they want union representation and are using majority sign-up to get their union voice.

More than 300 activists from around the country, representing small business, veterans, farmers, civil rights and faith leaders and other allies went to Capitol Hill to tell their members of Congress that the Employee Free Choice Act is critical to rebuilding America's economy.

Members of CWA locals in Maryland and Washington, D.C., were among thousands of people who turned out for President Obama's health care rally at the University of Maryland in College Park.