Recently, Jolene DiBrango posted an essay in the Democrat & Chronicle highlighting the teaching profession and what it still has to offer young people today. She also points out the challenges ahead for our state as it grapples with a … Continue reading
The Janus Decision: How the Supreme Court could rule against working people
The following video was produced by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI) and provides a 5 minute overview of what is know as the Janus Decision.
Jolene DiBrango: A woman’s place is in her union
The following article appeared in the Utica Observer-Dispatch and was written by Jolene DiBrango. DiBrango is executive vice president of the more than 600,000-member New York State United Teachers. She graduated from New Hartford High School and Mohawk Valley Community … Continue reading
City & State: Constitutional convention and New York’s 2017 ballot proposal results
The vote to open up the NYS Constitution went down big time in the last election. An article posted by writer Frank G. Runyeon highlights the results…. There were three proposals on the ballot this year, and the one that … Continue reading
Remarks by AFT President Randi Weingarten: Our David vs. Goliath Battle to Resist Injustice and Reclaim Promise of Public Education
Remarks by AFT President Randi Weingarten AFT TEACH 2017 Washington, DC July 20, 2017 Weingarten was introduced by Claudia Marte, her former student at Clara Barton High School in Brooklyn, N.Y. I. Introduction—My Day with Betsy Welcome to TEACH! I … Continue reading