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Anne Luck, organizing director for CWA Local 1037, recently visited Ahmedabad, India, north of Mumbai (Bombay). She and representatives from the Solidarity Center and New York City's Domestic Workers United met with the Self Employed Women's Association (SEWA) to learn new ways to help and continue to organize home-based workers in the United States.

At the urging of CWA – reflecting the goals of CWA's Speed Matters campaign – the Federal Communications Commission unanimously adopted new rules for broadband data reporting to better measure how widely – and at what speeds – broadband is available across the United States.

Flight attendants at Delta Air Lines are gearing up for a massive get-out-the-vote effort for their union representation election that begins April 23.

CWA and three unions representing more than 3 million active and retired members are working together in a new strategic alliance to achieve our members' four key priorities: the Employee Free Choice Act, health care reform, jobs and fair trade and retirement security.

Momentum is growing around labor's Million Member Mobilization – the strategic campaign that will bring postcards, photos and the backing of more than a million union members to the U.S. Capitol early next year in support of the Employee Free Choice Act.