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02 Apr, 2026

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Get Involved! - CWAer Running for Office and FCC Broadband Petition

02 Apr, 2026

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CWA Members Ratify Contracts with Verizon

02 Apr, 2026

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CWAers Keep the Focus on AT&T’s Greed During March Madness

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Workers Concerned About Electronic Arts Buyout

23 Oct, 2025

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Proposed Electronic Arts Buyout Draws Fire From CWA Video Game Workers

United Videogame Workers-CWA Local 9433 published the following statement, emphasizing the need for regulatory oversight and workplace organizing.

Proposed Electronic Arts Buyout Draws Fire From CWA Video Game Workers

23 Oct, 2025

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CWA Members Graduate from Minority Leadership Institute

CWA leaders from across the country met in Iowa City, Iowa, for the Dennis Serrette Minority Leadership Institute, a week-long leadership training program hosted by the CWA Human Rights Department.

CWA Members Graduate from Minority Leadership Institute

23 Oct, 2025

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CWA’s Errol Minor Joins NAACP Labor Discussion

Errol Minor, host of the CWA Hour of Power podcast and member of the CWA National Civil Rights and Equity Committee for District 3, served as a guest panelist at the 73rd NAACP Alabama State Convention.

CWA’s Errol Minor Joins NAACP Labor Discussion

16 Oct, 2025

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CWA District 6 Commits to “Be the Change”

Last week, CWA members met in Kansas City, Mo., for the CWA District 6 Annual Conference.

CWA District 6 Commits to “Be the Change”

16 Oct, 2025

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CWA LPAT Members Help Protect Broadband Jobs

In January, Mississippi Senator Josh Harkins kicked off the state’s legislative session with SB2849, a direct attack on unions that would have barred employers with labor neutrality agreements from receiving state funding.

CWA LPAT Members Help Protect Broadband Jobs

16 Oct, 2025

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“Dangerous Game” Warns AFA-CWA’s Sara Nelson

With the current government shutdown dragging into its third week, AFA-CWA International President Sara Nelson called out legislators last week at a press conference outside the AFGE headquarters in Washington, D.C.

“Dangerous Game” Warns AFA-CWA’s Sara Nelson