United We Heal

09/09/2026

💙 You are not alone.

On 988 Day, we want to remind everyone that help is always within reach. No matter what you’re facing, you don’t have to face it alone.

📞 Call or text 988 anytime for free, confidential support.

Check on your people. Be kind. Ask for help when you need it. There is hope. 💙

05/10/2026

Union moms do it all: raise families, care for others and fight for dignity on the job. This Mother’s Day, we honor the working mothers who never stop showing up for their loved ones, coworkers and communities.

05/03/2026

It’s Public Service Recognition Week – a time that we reflect on the essential work that AFSCME members do. Whether responding to emergencies, taking our kids to school, keeping our streets and drinking water clean or caring for the sick, public service workers are the backbone of our communities. They deserve respect and dignity for all they do. This week, we extend our deepest gratitude to all those who dedicate their lives and careers to helping others, and we commit to always continuing to fight for the strong public services our communities deserve.

06/19/2025

This Juneteenth, we recognize how far we have come, and how far we still must go. Black workers across the country continue to push for fair pay and safe working conditions. The fight for justice and equality is a long one – and one that will be won through solidarity.

05/26/2025

Today we remember and honor those who gave everything in service to our country. Their courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

05/11/2025

To all the AFSCME moms making a difference every day, thank you. Your work matters, and so do you. Happy Mother’s Day!

05/01/2025

May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. We honor the labor, leadership, and organizing power of AANHPI workers past and present. ✊

02/13/2025

Need some sweet messages of solidarity to get inspired this Valentine's Day? 💚 Send these union-themed cards to celebrate your love for your union family.

01/14/2025

The Council 93 members who work at the Howard Center, a mental health and substance recovery provider in Chittenden County, Vermont, knew what they were up against. For decades, their employer had been vehemently anti-union, maintaining a right-to-work-type contract since they were organized in 1980.

The Council 93 members who work at the Howard Center, a mental health and substance recovery provider in Chittenden County, Vermont, knew what they were up against. For decades, their employer had been vehemently anti-union, maintaining a right-to-work-type contract since they were organized in 1980...

12/23/2024