WASHINGTON—AFT President Randi Weingarten, Oregon School Employees Association President Sarah Wofford and Abbey Clements, ...

Today, The Washington Sun reported a secret plan by the U.S. Department of Education to eject the Office of Federal Student ...

Today, leaders of the 1.875 million-member AFT will embark on a cross-country, multicity #AFTvotes election bus tour to get out the vote, protect the vote and highlight the crucial issues facing ...

WHEREAS, timely access to safe, perinatal care and high-quality labor and delivery services is essential to protecting the health and lives of pregnant people and newborns; and WHEREAS, healthcare ...

WHEREAS, public education is facing an unprecedented national assault driven by MAGA politicians, billionaire donors, and corporate interests who seek to privatize our schools, censor educators, ban ...

Medicaid funding is crucial to AFT members and the communities we serve. Access to healthcare is key for seeking and maintaining a job, but Congress is moving to cut Medicaid funding by hundreds of ...

Interns at the AFT provide support on worker and professional issues for the different constituencies and departments of the AFT. Interns must be able to work independently on one or two long-term ...

To succeed at reading, a child must be able to identify or "read" printed words and to understand the story or text composed of those words. Both identifying words and understanding text are critical ...

During the 1960's War on Poverty, we were among the many researchers, psychologists, and educators who brought our knowledge of child development to the front line in an optimistic effort to intervene ...

On Sept. 27, the AFT’s Higher Education division hosted a screening and panel discussion with creators of and participants in ...

The intersection of faith and organized labor has long been a source of strength in the struggle for justice. Both communities, though distinct in mission, share common goals rooted in dignity, ...