United Campus Workers of Arizona, CWA Local 7065

Image of three people holding signs at an ABOR rally. The image is overlaid in blue. The people and signs in the image are hard to make out. Text at the top reads "Protect Our Campus! Speak out at our TOWN HALL". The "O" in Town Hall is the UCWAZ logo in white. Below, text in a thin box reads "Wednesday, December 3rd | UA Student Union". Below, huge bolded text reads "9am Grade In, 11am Town Hall". Below, an image of a megaphone appears to be belting out the phrase "when the Regents won't listen, the People Will Speak!". Below is a tinyurl link leading to bit.ly/Town-Hall-Dec-3. At the very bottom, tiny white text reads "UCWArizona.org" and "@UCWARizona"

Time to cash in your rain-checks 🌧️💰

Join us for our own public comment in a Town Hall format this week!

📅 Wednesday, Dec. 3rd
⏰ Grade In @9am, Town Hall @11am
📌 Student Union, Stage 2

Come by to speak on working/learning issues on campus. RSVP at bit.ly/Town-Hall-Dec-3.

Stand with NewsGuild-CWA journalists and demand news, not slop! Unionized journalists across North America have come together to sound the alarm: Media companies are implementing artificial intelligence in ways that damage the credibility of the journalism on whic...

Stand in solidarity with the 27,000 NewsGuild-CWA workers and sign the News Not Slop! petition: actionnetwork.org/petitions/st...

A collective voice, job security, fair wages and more. THAT’s the union difference.

It’s #BetterInAUnion!

Striking baristas in Newton, MA holding picket signs

It's DAY NINE of our open-ended, national ULP strike - and we're not slowing down.

Show some love to our striking baristas in Newton, MA and remember: DON'T BUY STARBUCKS while baristas are on strike! ✊ #NoContractNoCoffee

The grind & grift: (Starbucks) paid our CEO $98 million for the first four months of his employment with this company. They spent $81 million for a four-day manager's retreat in Vegas (in) June. It would cost less ... to finalize a multi-year union contract ... less than a single day's profit."

Lisa Frank dolphin meme. The meme caption reads “how it feels to join your union.” At the bottom is the UCWAZ logo in white next to a link taking you to UCWArizona.org

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BREAKING:

Union baristas and their allies are descending on York, Pennsylvania, to protest at Starbucks’ largest Regional Distribution Center.

Baristas and their allies are protesting Starbucks’ serious and unresolved unfair labor practices.

Please amplify! #NoContractNoCoffee

Image of three people holding signs at an ABOR rally. The image is overlaid in blue. The people and signs in the image are hard to make out. Text at the top reads "Protect Our Campus! Speak out at our TOWN HALL". The "O" in Town Hall is the UCWAZ logo in white. Below, text in a thin box reads "Thursday, November 20th | UA Student Union". Below, huge bolded text reads "9am Grade In, 11am Town Hall". Below, an image of a megaphone appears to be belting out the phrase "when the Regents won't listen, the People Will Speak!". Below is a tinyurl link leading to tinyurl.com/ABOR-Nov-20-25. At the very bottom, tiny white text reads "UCWArizona.org" and "@UCWARizona" On top of the image in red and white is a huge rectangle that reads "POSTPONED".

POSTPONED with the strong possibility of inclement weather 🌩️

📅 Save the date: Wednesday, December 3rd

Want to get involved in supporting striking Starbucks baristas like these fine folks are? Join our mass call TONIGHT!

If you stand with baristas in this fight, we can show Starbucks that when we're united, we can never be defeated. ✊

RSVP here: bit.ly/4pbwwy7 #NoContractNoCoffee

They say go away, we say NO WAY!

Don't Buy Starbucks! At any location, today and beyond, while workers are on ULP strike!

As of this morning, Starbucks workers across the country are officially ON STRIKE. And we're prepared for this to become the biggest and longest ULP strike in Starbucks history.

Say #NoContractNoCoffee with us: DON'T BUY STARBUCKS for the duration of our open-ended ULP strike! $SBUX

AZ Politics: An Incomplete History · Civic Engagement Beyond Voting Ever asked yourself why Arizona politics is like this? Attend this training to learn more about Arizona's history and political roots. This will be a virtual training with lots of time for questions...

How did we get here? Find out tomorrow!👇

www.mobilize.us/cebv/event/8...

It’s almost time. nocontractnocoffee.org

ID: two signs hanging on the pole of a tent on a grassy lawn. The viewer can see a sidewalk, brick buildings, and a palm tree in the background. Both signs are yard-sign material. The top sign is red - it simply reads, in white text, "LABOR & ECONOMIC JUSTICE". The bottom sign is white. Red and black text reads "YES! We Have A UNION!" Next to the word union is a black QR code. Under the black barcode is text that reads "linktr.ee/UCWArizona". The QR code takes you to the same link.

Yes, we have a union!

UCWArizona.org/join

We are not safe until all three public universities completely reject Trump’s compact.

You can read our full statement on our website at ucwarizona.org/reject-the-c..., or at the link in bio.

ABOR Sign-Up & Volunteer Form The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) are governor-appointed public officials that hold concentrated power over Arizona's three state universities that affect all of us as students, staff, faculty, and ...

During this month's ABOR meeting at UA, our union will host our own public comment in a Town Hall format.

📅 Thursday, November 20th
🕐 Grade In @9am, Town Hall @11am
📍 Student Union, Stage 2

tinyurl.com/ABOR-Nov-20-25

University management at ASU, NAU, and UA must REJECT Trump's higher ed compact.

ucwarizona.org/reject-the-c...

Do you want to improve working conditions on your campus?

Join your union. UCWArizona.org/join

Our union is wall-to-wall.

That means we represent faculty, staff, and student workers at ASU, NAU, UA, and Arizona's community colleges.

ID: A group of people at the Tempe No Kings protest on October 18th. At the front of the picture, several people stand behind a red banner. The banner features the full color UCWAZ logo and a huge white QR code that takes you to UCWArizona.org/join. In the middle of the banner, white text displays "United Campus Workers of Arizona at ASU. Arizona State University Chapter UCWAZ CWA Local 7065"

We are your campus labor union.

We are the United Campus Workers of Arizona, CWA Local 7065.

ID: A simple black flyer. Bolded white and yellow text at the top read "Our work is not over." Below, smaller bolded text reads "we must continue to organize against the Presidential administration's higher education compact and against federal interference in our universities." A big fist overlaid in white takes up the left half of the flyer. The bottom right half of the flyer displays the UCWAZ logo in white above @UCWArizona

This fight for academic freedom and the safety of our students is not over. We must continue to organize against the higher ed compact and against federal interference in our universities.

#NoLoyaltyOath #TogetherWeAreStronger

ID: A screenshot of parts of a communication posted on the Arizona Department of Education website. At the top, text reads "the University of Arizona and Arizona State University are in talks about implementing the agreement." Below, prominently centered, a paragraph of text reads "Horne stated, “Since I took on the Tucson Unified district in 2008 to end the racially divisive ‘Ethnic Studies’ program, I have been fighting against racial entitlements. People should be judged on their character and merit, not the color of their skin. The Trump administration’s federal compact for universities shares that same goal, and I am pleased that universities, including the University of Arizona and Arizona State University, are in discussions with the President on enshrining those principles in their schools. Reports that the U of A has rejected this compact are untrue.”" The last sentence is underlined with yellow. A new paragraph begins with text that gets cut off.

Now, Horne aims to do the exact same thing at OUR universities.

If you want to know what ABOR and the Trump admin are planning for us, do not read their "statement of principles." Rather, you should look at their actions, which go against every single one of those principles.

ID: A screenshot of parts of a communication on the Arizona Department of Education website. At the top, bolded text reads "Horne: Federal university compact in line with merit-based philosophy". Below, gray text reads "Tue Oct 21 2025". Below, large text reads "UA and ASU in talks". Below, normal text reads, "PHOENIX - State schools chief Tom Horne, who is also a member of the Arizona Board of Regents, says the Trump administration’s Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education is aligned with his philosophy of fighting against racial entitlements, and he is pleased that the University of Arizona and Arizona State University are in talks about implementing the agreement."

Tom Horne, an ABOR member, confirmed that the compact wasn't rejected. Horne once helped pass a law that banned ethnic studies - a federal judge determined Horne's legislation illegal and "motivated by a desire to advance a political agenda by capitalizing on race-based fears."

ID: simple black flyer with white text. Bolded text reads "Reports that the U of A has rejected this compact are not true." Not true is written in yellow. Below the quote, in italics, text reads "Tom Horne, member of the Arizona Board of Regents." The bottom of the page features the UCWAZ logo in white, centered in between UCWArizona.org and @UCWArizona.

It has been falsely reported that the U of A "rejected" Trump's compact for higher education.

UA President Garimella made clear that he merely rejected the first draft. He continues to negotiate behind our backs with the Trump administration on the basis of shared "principles."

Our message remains the same - University of Arizona workers reject the higher ed compact.

Our work is not over - we must continue to organize against the higher ed compact and against federal interference in our universities.

Join your union ✊

News outlets across the state have reported on Garimella's "rejection" of the compact. Reading his statement, it is clear that Garimella has not rejected the compact - he is continuing negotiations with the Presidential administration.

On Monday, October 20th, Garimella released a statement in which he wrotes, "the university has not agreed to the terms outlined in the draft proposal, but instead submitted a Statement of Principles to the Department of Education that I am sharing with you."

Our membership and concerned UA community members came together almost every day last week at teach-ins and rallies, unified around one clear message: NO to the compact!

Last week, we sent an open letter to University of Arizona President Garimella, urging him to publicly reject Trump’s higher-ed compact.

ucwarizona.org/ua-trump-com...

Crowd picture of protestors with palm trees and signs

Went to #NoKings PHX with fellow members of @ucwarizona.bsky.social

Good turnout, lots of righteous anger.