Parking Reimbursement

Under your current contract, you are eligible for partial reimbursement of your 2024-2025 parking fees at the Chinatown, Mission, and Downtown Campus. See Mission form here, Chinatown form here, & Downtown form here for more details, and see your Parking Reimbursement Worksheet here.

• Faculty members are eligible to have up to 50% of their parking costs reimbursed until the fund is depleted.
• If there are not sufficient funds to pay for a 50% reimbursement, each faculty member participating in the program will receive the same (lesser) percentage reimbursement.
• Only receipts for parking on assigned working days during the time the faculty member is actually working at the campus (Mission, Chinatown, & Downtown) will be eligible for reimbursement. You must list your teaching/work hours and submit receipts in chronological order for those items.

You have until Saturday, May 31, 2025 to return your original receipts, worksheets and spreadsheets. The recommended way to turn in is via USPS, mail to AFT 2121, PO Box 591595, San Francisco, CA 94159-1595.

If you have any questions, please call Wendy Leung 415-585-2121.

May Delegate Assembly: Tuesday 5/20/25 from 3-5

Please join your colleagues for the May Delegate Assembly (DA) meeting. This is the decision-making body for your union, and all members have a voice here! We hope to see many of you at this last DA of the semester. Here is the agenda.

You can use the same link as for other COPE, & DA meetings – follow this link from your computer or smartphone. Meeting ID: 810 1671 8065, Password: 783119.

Full meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81016718065?pwd=UFk0SzdUY2FLdXdLL2RLZW1wdnhRZz09#success

UC Berkeley Labor Center Presents a Community Discussion: Shared Struggles Across Boarders

What: Join a global conversation with workers, organizers, and scholars from Latin America and the US to discuss the challenges and opportunities immigrant workers are facing in this political moment. This is a collaboration between LASA (Latin American Studies Association) and the Berkeley Labor Center and an opportunity to connect with Bay Area immigrant, labor, and activist communities together with LASA’s international members, who will be convening for LASA’s annual conference in San Francisco this year.

Panelists include:

Cirila Quintero Ramirez, Sociologist, Colégio de México (Mexico) whose research focuses on workers in manufacturing factories (maquiladoras) at the US-Mexico border

Silvia Flores, Organizer, janitorial workers, SEIU-USWW (Bay Area)

Guillermina Castellanos, Co-Director of domestic workers and day laborers, Nuevo Sol (Bay Area) and more!

When: Saturday, May 24th from 5-7 PMWhere: 518 Valencia Street SF, CA 94110;

Register here