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CWA Celebrates Hispanic Heritage month
CWA Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
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CWA Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

This year as the nation recognizes it's 54th Hispanic Heritage Celebration, CWA National Women's Committee and the Committee on Civil  Rights and Equity, share in the celebration with our Hispanic sisters and brothers and their families. Latinos today contribute towards the advancement of our communities across the country as public servants, veterans, teachers, small business owners, alongside many other professions. Hispanic Heritage Month allows us to recognize their achievements and contributions to our national story.

CWA Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Tim King, 9/11 Video
Remembering 9/11
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Remembering 9/11

On this 21st anniversary of the attacks at the World Trade Center we remember the people we lost on that tragic day. We recognize the CWA members who were in the area, many of whom spent months and even years rebuilding the entire telecommunication network in lower Manhattan.

Remembering 9/11

African American Day Parade 2019
African American Day Parade is Sept 18!
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African American Day Parade is Sept 18!

The African American Day Parade is back!  Join us on Sunday, September 18 at 12pm. If you've been to the parade before you know what a great event it is. If you haven't been, now's your chance! It's a terrific day of music, dance performances, and celebration of African American culture and Harlem. CWA will have a float, food, music, and lots of union members and our families. Join us!

African American Day Parade is Sept 18!

NY Generator Sept 2022
NY Generator is out!
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NY Generator is out!

The latest edition of our newsletter Local 1101's newsletter The Generator is out. New contracts, new members, trainings, bargaining, legislative victories, and upcoming parades. Lots of exciting things happening in 1101 and you can see it all here. Click the headline for the link.

NY Generator is out!

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Certify the ERA Now!
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Certify the ERA Now!

The Equal Rights Amendment has been in the works for almost 100 years. In 1972, the amendment passed in Congress. Now 50 years later, the required 38 states have voted to ratify the ERA—but it can't be added to the U.S. Constitution until the Chief Archivist of the U.S. certifies and publishes the ERA as the 28th Amendment. Click the headline to sign the petition.

Certify the ERA Now!