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CWA Leaders Talk to Students About Building an Anti-Racist Union

On April 21, three leaders of CWA's Civil Rights and Equity Committee (CRE) and Women's Committee led a discussion with graduate students about the challenges faced by frontline labor activists and organizers, who often find themselves fighting racism while building worker power.

CWA Leaders Talk to Students About Building an Anti-Racist Union

Members of Congress Demand Accountability for Violence Against Workers in the Philippines

The brutality of President Rodrigo Duterte's regime shocked the world on March 7 when a raid by police and the military killed nine human rights defenders.

Members of Congress Demand Accountability for Violence Against Workers in the Philippines

COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Available

In order to ease the financial stress and burden caused for families who have lost loved ones to the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Rescue Plan Act contains funds for COVID-19 related funeral expenses.

COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Available

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Guilty Verdict in Chauvin Trial is a Step Toward Justice, But It Is Not Enough

Today's verdict finding Derek Chauvin guilty of the murder of George Floyd is a step toward justice for Floyd, his family members, and all those who have been affected by his brutal murder. But it is not enough.

Guilty Verdict in Chauvin Trial is a Step Toward Justice, But It Is Not Enough

CWA Launches State Broadband Oversight Initiatives

The goal is to ensure public safety and network resilience while protecting consumers and closing the digital divide.

CWA Launches State Broadband Oversight Initiatives