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National Labor Relations Board General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo announced last week that she is asking the NLRB to find captive audience meetings categorically illegal and other news.

Over a hundred CWA members across multiple districts and sectors participated in the training.

This week, Mya Harris, a call center worker at federal contractor Maximus, won shareholder approval for a proposal requiring the company to conduct and publicly release the findings of a yearly racial equity audit.

CWAers and other union members across the country are participating in a day of action to call on the Senate to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court.

CWA members from Alabama and Georgia attended the 57th anniversary of the Bloody Sunday March in Selma, Ala., where they marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge.

CWAers around the country continue to fight for worker power by endorsing pro-worker candidates for office.

CWAers in Texas continue their mobilization efforts to turn out voters and build support for pro labor candidates in upcoming primary elections.

The AFL-CIO features a yearly Black History Month celebration honoring leaders who are actively making Black history across the labor movement and beyond.

Cummings has a long history as a leader in the NAACP and in the larger movement for racial equity.

In response to the national uprisings following the murder of George Floyd, the CWA Executive Board committed to create dedicated spaces for open dialogue on race for our members and leaders.

CWAers around the country participated in events to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

CWAers around the country rally to protect our democracy, fight for voting rights, and strengthen collective bargaining rights.

As part of our Build Broadband Better campaign, CWA members ensured that the recently passed, bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act included funding to build high-speed internet with skilled union labor.

The virtual conference will take place on January 16 and 17, 2022.

Thanks to the leadership and the activism of CWAers, the recently passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act allocates $65 billion to expand our nation’s broadband networks.

CWA activists have been mobilizing to ensure the passage of the Build Back Better Act.

On Wednesday, in the latest of a series of protests, CWAers, coalition partners, and other activists rallied in front of the White House to demand action on voting rights.

You can read all about the resolutions adopted during CWA's 78th Convention here.

Last Friday, CWA leaders from across the union graduated from the 2021 CWA Minority Leadership Institute (MLI), held virtually for the second year in a row.

Last Friday, CWA leaders from across the union graduated from the 2021 CWA Minority Leadership Institute (MLI), held virtually for the second year in a row.

Last Thursday, Denver Health Workers United/CWA Local 7799 members joined faith and labor leaders to publicly pray for racial justice at Denver Health.