Despite more than a decade of underfunding public health and safety, those workers have stepped up to meet the crisis. Government must help them with emergency and long-term support.

Groups like BLOC, Black Leaders Organizing for Communities, are mobilizing residents around issues that matter to them and giving them the tools to hold elected officials accountable.

President Trump’s State of the Union address tried to put a gloss on a failed agenda that serves the wealthy and well-connected, while stiffing working people.

Dr. King wasn’t just a civil rights pioneer; he was one of the 20th century’s greatest defenders of workers’ rights, a champion of the union difference.

Thanks to a new state law, California child care providers have collective bargaining rights – the freedom to negotiate for better compensation and benefits, the ability to stand together in a strong union.

One Kentucky local is serving members during the pandemic using a time-tested union technique – member action teams.

The 2020 Census is a big deal for everyone – especially AFSCME members and the communities we serve.

In this installment, Secretary-Treasurer McBride explains the type of protection your AFSCME contract provides and how it can help you and your co-workers build union power in the workplace.

On this installment of “Union 411,” learn how AFSCME members come together to build power and win strong union contracts that improve our workplaces and our communities.

AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer Elissa McBride sat down for a conversation with the president of the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), Thea Lee, to discuss ways to make the nation’s economy work for all of us.