CWA Veterans Come Together for Social Change



  

Fourteen military veterans from across CWA completed the first ever CWA Veterans for Social Change Training Institute last week. The training is part of the CWA Veterans for Social Change program to develop and organize a broad base of CWA activists who are veterans or currently serving in the military.

The training covered the unique role of service members in the working class; people-powered social justice efforts; how to craft, deliver, and present resonant messages; grassroots organizing; lobbying; and more. The CWA veterans in this program will continue to apply their knowledge and skills from the training to various ongoing campaigns, including supporting CWA-endorsed candidates in the 2020 elections.

The training was conducted in partnership with Common Defense and the Veterans Organizing Institute.


Military veterans from across CWA completed the first ever CWA Veterans for Social Change Training Institute last week to develop and organize a broad base of CWA activists who are veterans or currently serving in the military.

September 24, 2020 2:56 pm

Share this story:

Related News

Missouri Public Workers Win Major Court Ruling on Collective Bargaining Rights

May 20, 2021 11:06 am

This week, a judge in Missouri agreed that a bill which passed in 2018 stripping public service workers of collectively bargained protections on the job violated the Missouri Constitution.

For the People Act Advances in the U.S. Senate

May 20, 2021 10:51 am

CWA activists' efforts to inform voters about the For the People Act and get them to contact their Senators have been paying off.

CWA Activists Build Support for the PRO Act

May 20, 2021 10:29 am

CWA activists from across the Southeast teamed up this week to call voters to share information about the PRO Act.