Tomorrow: fight ACCJC in court | Thursday: teach-in for CCSF students | Nov. 12th: march & rally for CCSF

Posted on October 27, 2015 by AFT 2121

Tomorrow — CFT/AFT 2121 lawsuit against the ACCJC

Join us in court again tomorrow to show Judge Karnow your support for our City College and to hold ACCJC accountable for their rogue actions against our California community colleges!

CFT/AFT 2121 Vs. ACCJC

State Superior Court Hearing
Wednesday, October 28 at 9:00am
400 McAllister Street, Room 304

Time and time again ACCJC has tried to use legal maneuvers to delay justice and each time it has failed. Last month, Judge Karnow rejected ACCJC’s latest effort to get the lawsuit brought against them by the CFT and AFT 2121 thrown out.

This Thursday — teach-in on the faculty contract fight & defending student rights

Faculty working conditions are student learning conditions! This Thursday, help us defend a City College for everyone. Join our press conference and teach-in on CCSF faculty contract negotiations.

What’s at stake for CCSF teachers, counselors & librarians?
Will faculty have to strike?
Help fight massive cuts!
Defend classes for all!

The faculty contract fight & students’ rights
Thursday, October 29, 2015
CCSF Ocean Campus, 50 Phelan Ave.
MUB 140, 12:30-2:00pm
RSVP and invite
Get the flyer

Last month AFT 2121, CFA, SEIU, and Jobs with Justice organized a Workers’ Rights Board Hearing to shine a light on the current state of faculty working conditions at San Francisco’s public colleges and revealed how faculty working conditions affect student learning conditions. We will present a report from the hearing to press at the teach-in.

Students have a huge stake in negotiations, from minimum class size, to faculty well-being and availability. The intersection of low faculty pay and SF’s housing crisis leaves many of our teachers struggling to survive.

You can help our faculty defend CCSF and win a fair contract!

#educationnotdisplacement
#educatedbyunionlabor

Save the date — march & rally for our CCSF

During the accreditation crisis, City College students and workers fought alongside our community for CCSF. Now Administration intends to shrink classes by 26%, layoff more than a quarter of the faculty, and refuses to negotiate a fair faculty contract. Help us defend a City College for everyone!

Thursday, Nov. 12th, 2015
1:30 PM: MARCH for CCSF
from CCSF Downtown (88 4th St. @ Mission)
to CCSF Civic Center (1170 Market St. @ UN Plaza)
2:00 PM: RALLY for CCSF
RSVP and invite
Get the flyer

#educatedbyunionlabor
#educationnotdisplacement