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AFSA views the repeal of the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset as an important goal for educators and other public employees who have been unfairly penalized.
The proposed legislation, which is intended to prevent foreign influence in U.S. elections, has raised concerns within the labor movement.
Our ability to mobilize and demand change through unions is essential to securing a fairer, more equitable future for Black workers.

Recent research has shed light on the influential role of friendships in the academic and emotional development of K–12 students. Far from trivial, friendships have been found to significantly impact student outcomes, with implications for teachers and school leaders.

A recent study published in BMC Psychology highlighted the critical role of positive peer relationships in academic achievement, emphasizing that supportive relationships with peers can lead to greater success in academic pursuits.

The convention provided an opportunity for AFSA members to network with other labor leaders, forging alliances that will be crucial in the months and years ahead.
For educators, August and September symbolize the fresh start of a new academic year brimming with possibilities, optimism and enthusiasm.
A near-record seven out of every 10 Americans support unions, the latest annual Gallup Poll on the popularity of the labor movement reports.