Topic: Membership

AFT (40)
Associate Membership Program (9)
- Brownsville Educators Stand Together (3)
- Southwest Dallas AFT (3)
- Spring AFT (4)
Benefits (5)
Higher Education (101)
Local Unions (145)
- Aldine AFT (10)
- Alief AFTSE (2)
- Alliance-AFT (10)
- Austin Community College AFT (11)
- Bastrop Federation of Teachers (2)
- Bexar County Federation of Teachers (4)
- Brownsville Educators Stand Together (9)
- Corpus Christi AFT (11)
- Cy-Fair AFT (10)
- Edinburg AFT (1)
- Education Austin (15)
- Education Round Rock (10)
- El Paso AFT (4)
- Fort Bend Employee Federation (5)
- Houston Educational Support Personnel (9)
- Houston Federation of Teachers (40)
- La Joya AFT (2)
- Lone Star College AFT (2)
- McAllen AFT (13)
- Northeast Houston AFT (5)
- Northside AFT (21)
- PSJA AFT (1)
- San Antonio Alliance (16)
- Socorro AFT (18)
- Spring AFT (4)
- Texas AAUP-AFT (38)
- Victoria AFT (2)
Nurses (1)
Retiree Plus (53)
Support Personnel (9)

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Publish Date: December 24, 2024

Statement on Passage of Social Security Fairness Act, Repealing WEP/GPO

Publish Date: December 21, 2024

A New Era for Texas Higher Education: Wynn Rosser’s Appointment to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

Publish Date: December 20, 2024

Educator’s Bill of Rights Spotlight: Pre-Filed Support Staff Bills

Publish Date: December 20, 2024

News from the Interim Legislative Session

Retiree Issues in the Spotlight

Publish Date: December 20, 2024

Statement on Social Security Fairness Act Vote in the U.S. Senate

Publish Date: December 19, 2024

Dec. 13, 2024: Common sense for the common good

Publish Date: December 15, 2024

Dec. 6, 2024: Finding common ground

Publish Date: December 12, 2024

The State of Higher Education in Texas: Addressing the Affordability Crisis

Publish Date: December 12, 2024

UNT’s Course Censorship is a Violation of Academic Freedom

Publish Date: December 5, 2024

The University of North Texas administration has made sweeping changes to over 200 course titles and descriptions in its College of Education, removing references to race, class, gender, and equity in what Texas AAUP-AFT leaders are calling an extreme overreach that threatens academic freedom. "Censoring course content is a clear violation of academic freedom," said Dr. Brian Evans, president of...