Christmas Cares, Unions Share

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Christmas Cares, Unions Share is intended to help union households in need during the holiday season. Only union membership will be verified, no income information is required. Participants will receive 1-2 weeks’ worth of food to help families during the Holiday break.

The pick-up location will be at St. Stephen’s Community House on December 21. Additional details will be provided through email and text message with the cell number provided.

Registration

Fill out the registration form here.

Registration Begins on Monday, October 14 and runs through Monday, November 25

Requirements

  • Valid Photo I.D.
  • Union Membership

Questions?

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2024 Joe Beirne Scholarship Program

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Sixteen partial college scholarships of $4,000 each are being offered for the 2025-2026 school year. Winners, selected in a lottery drawing, also will receive second-year scholarships of the same amount contingent upon satisfactory academic accomplishment. Part-time students, less than 12 credits, will receive half of the scholarship monies.

Deadline

Final deadline for applications is 11:59 pm EDT, April 30, 2025.

History

The CWA Joe Beirne Foundation was established in October 1974 by the Communications Workers of America Executive Board to honor the name and memory of the founding President of CWA, who served for more than 30 years.

Apply

Eligible for the awards are CWA members and their spouses, children and grandchildren, including those of retired or deceased members.

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CWA 4502 Endorsed Candidates for General Election on Nov. 5, 2024

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The CWA 4502 Legislative-Political Committee screened candidates earlier this year and made recommendations to the Board of Trustees at the July meeting.

US Senate

  • Sherrod Brown

Ballot Issues

  • YES on Issue 1

State Supreme Court

  • Melody Stewart
  • Lisa Forbes
  • Michael P. Donnelly

State Legislature

  • Beth Liston, State Senate District 16
  • Dontavius Jarrells, State House District 01
  • Byrl Piccolantonio, State House District 04
  • Christine Cockly, State House District 06
  • Anita Somani, State House District 08
  • Crystal Lett, State House District 11

County Offices

  • John O’Grady, Franklin County Commissioner
  • Kevin Boyce, Franklin County Commissioner
  • Shayla Favor, Franklin County Prosecutor
  • Mayrellen O’Shaghennesy, Franklin County Clerk of Courts
  • Dallas Baldwin, Franklin County Sheriff
  • Danny O’Connor, Franklin County Recorder
  • Cheryl Brooks-Sullivan, Franklin County Treasurer
  • Adam Fowler, Franklin County Engineer

Judges

  • Laurel Beatty Blunt, Court of Appeals 10th District
  • Stephen McIntosh, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
  • Douglas Noble, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
  • Karen Phipps, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
  • Monica Hawkins, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
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Columbus Clippers – Organized Labor of Central Ohio Family Night

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Columbus Clippers vs. Durham Bulls
Monday, September 2, 2024 @ 6:15 PM

CWA has 120 Tickets offered to MEMBERS ONLY on a first come first served basis (4 ticket limit per member)
Members call Joyce Alley-Plott at CWA Local 4502 – 614-485-1265 or email [email protected] to reserve your tickets

  • Gates open at 5:30 p.m. with First Pitch at 6:15 p.m.
  • Pre-game party from 5:30 – 2nd inning with special priced concessions
  • Win one of multiple gift cards (Must be present to win)
  • Enter through Center or Left Field Gates

Members pick up tickets at the Union Hall
399 E MAIN ST., STE 200
Tickets limited to 4 tickets per member

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Civil Rights and the Labor Movement

CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE LABOR MOVEMENT: A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW

Eric Arnesen
The George Washington University

Anyone familiar with the labor movement today knows that organized labor is a heterogeneous group – African Americans, Latinos, Asians and Asian Americans, whites, men and women, citizens and undocumented workers all make up the ranks of the unions affiliated with Change to Win and the AFL-CIO.  There is no question that the American labor force is characterized by unprecedented diversity – and, not surprisingly, organized labor is as well.  In recent years, the labor movement has come to embrace and, to an unprecedented degree, champion racial and gender equality, often putting it at the forefront of movements for equality and civil rights in the United States.  And that connection – labor and civil rights – has deep historical roots.

Continue Reading on the Teamsters website.

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