AFSCME WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

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Women Vote, Women Lead, Women Win

Highlighting the intersection of civil rights and workers’ rights throughout our nation’s history, Melanie L.

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Member’s Novel Inspired by AFSCME Women’s Leadership Academy

Shonna Quick-Crowell of AFSCME Local 725 is many things: Communications director for her local, a truck-driver and crew leader at the Indianapolis Department of Public Works, wife and mother.

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National AFSCME News

Saunders: ‘We have risen to the moment. But we have more work ahead of us’
AFSCME president, in a rousing speech, tells delegates they have accomplished much in two years but still have more to do. — Aug 13
Kamala Harris praised as ‘tireless fighter for working people’
Kamala Harris is hailed by AFSCME President Lee Saunders as a “tireless fighter for working people.” — Aug 12
Public defenders in Maryland unite to make voices heard with AFSCME Council 3
Maryland’s public defenders are gaining a voice on the job by building power through AFSCME. — Aug 11
Trump’s executive actions slammed as handiwork of a ‘corrupt, incompetent’ president
Rather than resolving the coronavirus crisis, the White House is choosing to take possibly illegal actions. This is not what our nation needs. — Aug 10
Labor leaders join their voices together to call on Senate to pass Heroes Act
Labor leaders jointly called on the Senate to pass the House-approved Heroes Act, which includes nearly $1 trillion in federal aid to states, cities and towns. — Aug 6