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Expand Early Childhood Education in Oakland
Vote, Volunteer to Show Your Support for Measure AA. Three Ways To Act Now!
The reality is Oakland simply does not provide all children a
good head start. Over half of Oakland’s kindergartners do NOT
arrive to school fully ready to learn, and this lack of quality
care disproportionately impacts black, brown, and low-income
children.
Basic Steward Training in Sacramento
- SACRAMENTO Office – Tues., Oct. 23 / 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm, 5450 Power Inn Road, Suite F, Sacramento, CA
Designed for new stewards, this course focuses on the rights and roles of union leaders, legal protections for stewards, problem-solving 101, and Weingarten rights.
Movie Night & Discussion: “Fix-It”
Sponsored by SEIU 1021's "Medicare For All" Committee
Come join the Medicare for All Committee for a showing of “Fix-It” and discussion about the need and creation of a universal healthcare system for America.
- OAKLAND: FRIDAY | OCT. 12 | 6P (Food at 5:30P) at the SEIU 1021 Union Hall, 100 Oak Street
- SAN FRANCISCO: FRIDAY | 0CT. 19 | 6PM (Food at 5:30P) at the SEIU 1021 Union Hall,350 Rhode Island Street, Conference RM A.
Please RSVP with the MRC at 1 (877) 687-1021 and let them know which location you’ll be attending at.
Speak Up. Stop the HATE!
On Oct. 10, the Trump administration issued its proposed “public charge” rule—a rule that forces immigrants to choose between the well-being of their family or having a future in America. Any rule that jeopardizes a person’s right to healthcare, nutrition, housing, and other basic, vital services working people and low-income immigrant families need to thrive—is against America’s values.
It’s time to speak up and take a stand against this rule taking effect. Act Now!
Saving Sonoma County Parks and Jobs
“I’m calling members, texting people I know, pulling on people’s
ears to educate them on the importance of Sonoma County’s Measure
M,” said Michael Stanford, who works in Sonoma County Parks “I
tell them that if they love the great outdoors and want more
parkland with more trails, and also want to create green union
jobs, they should vote yes.”
Measure M, if approved by voters, will raise funds for county and
city parks throughout Sonoma County, bringing in approximately
$11.5 million dollars annually to the parks system.