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AFT 2121 endorsements for CCSF Trustee

Thank-you to the many AFT 2121 members who participated in our endorsement process! This endorsement was our first-ever that included both “in-person” votes at COPE meetings as well as electronic voting. We learned a lot about how to expand participation in our COPE decisions.

We have endorsed two new candidates: Aliya Chisti and Han Zou. They join our previously endorsed candidates Anita Martinez and Alan Wong. You will be hearing much more from them as their campaigns progress.

Though we voted not to endorsed any incumbents we give respect to all who asked for our endorsement during these extremely distressing times at our college. 


(7/9) Words Without Borders: Poetic Solidarity w/Undocumented Students

YOU WILL RECEIVE LOG-IN INFORMATION AFTER REGISTERING AT https://tinyurl.com/yd28z5pp 

Donations for direct student support welcomed at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/supporting-the-ccsf-undocumented-student-community

This Thursday, 7/9 from 7-9pm

Project Dream and AFT 2121 celebrate immigrant students and the recent Supreme Court ruling in their favor with a powerful poetry reading to benefit undocumented students at City College of San Francisco.Well-known Bay Area poets Josiah Luís Alderete, Ananda Esteva, Rev. Dani Gabriel, Tehmina Khan, Ariella Pinedo, Jackie Ramos, Benjamin Bac Sierra will perform. Funds raised will benefit undocumented students through direct aid for basic needs.Under the COVID-19 relief package, individuals without a Social Security Number were excluded from receiving a stimulus check, and undocumented students were denied emergency grant funding under the Federal CARES Act, as those funds were specified for students eligible for federal financial aid.


(7/16) SF Schools & Communities First Kickoff and Phone Bank!

As our city, state, and nation stand up for equity, there has never been a better time to fight to bring resources back to our communities. That is why we are kicking off our efforts here in SF to ensure Schools and Communities First passes this November. Join us on July 16th from 5-7:30pm for our virtual kickoff rally and phone bank to ensure our city shows up!

Register here: https://bit.ly/sfscfphonebank


Call on Mayor Breed and SF Supes to establish the Workforce Education Recovery Fund for CCSF

Our ability to maintain our programs, including the vital training our City’s residents need to get back to work in the wake of COVID-19, is in serious jeopardy. And the scarcity brought on by COVID-19 means that now, more than ever, we need to fight to ensure that our City College has adequate funding to help with the economic recovery of San Francisco and to continue to serve the marginalized communities in our City. But, in order to make WERF real we need the support of San Francisco Supervisors and Mayor Breed! Now is the time to push. Call on Mayor Breed and the SF Board of Supervisors to establish the Workforce Education Recovery Fund to protect essential services provided at City College.

PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE THIS PETITION


WERF social media shorts

Check out the videos we’re sharing on social media below from speakers at our WERF townhall talking about how CCSF helps people get jobs! You can help by sharing any of these videos wildly on your own social media. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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