Pennsylvania Union Leadership Academy

09/06/2021

09/02/2020

Accepting applications for 2020. Classes will most likely be online. Further information below...

The curriculum consists of four comprehensive non-credit courses designed to develop critical thinking skills and to increase capacity for building power. Using a multi-union and organization setting, the courses encourage participation and networking with other activists.

06/16/2020

Good article about organized labor and particularly "Pride at Work" paved the way for yesterdays Supreme Court decision.

The web's first online action for gay rights started a revolution in how our community uses the internet and how we demand our rights...

11/08/2019

https://ler.la.psu.edu/outreach/labor-school/programs-and-courses/mid-atlantic-labor-leadership-initiative

11/08/2019

The curriculum consists of four comprehensive non-credit courses designed to develop critical thinking skills and to increase capacity for building power. Using a multi-union and organization setting, the courses encourage participation and networking with other activists.

09/30/2019

https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/VoterRegistrationApplication.aspx

Deadline Alert: 10/07/2019 is the last day to register before the 11/05/2019 election.

Checking the "I do not have a PA driver's license or PennDOT ID card or a Social Security Number." checkbox clears the PA driver's license or PennDOT ID Card number and the Social Security number. You should only check this box if you have never been issued a PA driver's license or PennDOT ID card o...

08/30/2019

Happy Labor Day 2019!!!

Join Us on Monday, September 2 for the 32nd Annual Tri-State Labor Day Celebration! Come together with our brothers and sisters from unions across the region to celebrate Labor solidarity! Parade gathering begins at 8:30 a.m. For details, click here to download the 2019 Labor Day poster

04/02/2019

The Stoneleigh Foundation and Maternity Care Coalition are hosting a policy forum on April 4 titled, “A Rising Tide: Understanding Incarceration's Multigenerational Impact on Women, Girls, and Communities.” This day-long event will bring together policymakers, system stakeholders, industry leade...

04/02/2019

02/22/2019

Strategies for a New Labor Landscape:
Strengthening Member Commitment
The landscape for all unions--public and private sector--continues to shift. The attack on labor and unions is not going to stop with JANUS or even after the recent mid-term elections. What is the labor landscape here in southwestern PA? And what are practical strategies to strengthen member commitment?

The LABOR School at Penn State and the Allegheny-Fayette CLC are convening unions in southwest PA to innovate and learn from each other as we build power and address the following:
What are newest threats and legal challenges to prepare for?
How do we strengthen member commitment as it gets harder to win at the bargaining table?
What are unions doing to help communicate the value and importance of being union?
We will focus on applied research, hear best practices, share across locals and plan for implementing new ideas to strengthen member commitment in the current moment of challenge and opportunity for labor.

Who should participate? Officers, Staff, Executive board members, and other key member leaders from private and public sector unions, labor councils and federations

DATE: Friday, March 22
TIME: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m
LOCATION: Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
10 S 19th St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
COST: $75 per person (lunch provided)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Wednesday, March 13
ONLINE REGISTRATION: http://www.cvent.com/d/f6q9b9
A Forum convened by The LABOR School at Penn State and sponsored by

For a flyer to share with others, click here
QUESTIONS?
Mary Bellman, Director of Labor Education 814-867-5697 [email protected]
Heather Manning, Outreach Assistant 814-867-2287 [email protected]

Strategies for a New Labor Landscape: Strengthening Member Commitment. Online registration by Cvent

01/22/2019

The City’s advisory commissions provide Mayor Kenney and the Administration valuable insight and feedback on policy priorities on behalf of