UC-AFT Local 1474

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The union for University of California lecturers and librarians. https://ucaft.org

Poster for UC-AFT Unit 18 Lecturers: Bargaining at UC Santa Barbara. July 15-16, 10 AM - 4 PM at UCen Flying Room A. Link: linktr.ee/ucaft. Text says: "Two days of contract bargaining; show up and support your table team!" Includes a photo of union members protesting.
An informational graphic from UNIT 18, UC-AFT titled "BARGAINING UPDATE" dated June 30, 2026. It features three bullet points regarding contract negotiations, a link to weteachuc.org, and a circular photo of union members at a table with their fists raised in solidarity.
Flyer for UC-AFT Unit 18 Lecturers bargaining event at UC Berkeley. Dark blue background with yellow and white text. Details: June 30, 10AM–4PM, at 305 Bauer Wurster. Links to linktr.ee/ucaft. Text reads "Show solidarity as we continue bargaining" with a clapping hands emoji. A circular photo in the bottom right shows a group of union members raising their fists and holding "We Teach UC" signs. A yellow triangle accent appears in the bottom right corner.
An informational graphic titled "UNIT 18, UC-AFT BARGAINING UPDATE" dated June 4, 2026. The graphic includes the following bulleted text: After powerful testimony about the devaluation of our labor, UC-AFT members held an energetic rally with members of UAW 4811, AFSCME, UCSC Faculty Association, and student allies. We passed our proposal on Article 35, which would enshrine our right to free expression in our no strikes / no lockouts clause. UCOP proposed modest changes to Articles on Resignations (18) and Medical Separation (16). A pink box at the bottom reads "MORE INFORMATION @ WETEACHUC.ORG". The design features a light blue background with a yellow diagonal section in the lower right, which contains a circular inset photo of many international flags hanging from a ceiling.
A blue and yellow graphic titled "Bargaining Update" from Unit 18, UC-AFT, dated May 21, 2026. The graphic includes three bullet points: (1) "We passed our proposal on 7b to address the persistent challenges lecturers face around reappointment;" (2) "UCOP passed a suite of status quo proposals on job security (7a-d, 10, 22, 31) that do not address the critical issues we have raised;" (3) "UCI teaching faculty gave powerful testimony about the mass layoffs on their campus." A circular photo shows a room full of people seated at tables during what appears to be a meeting. A pink button at the bottom reads "More information @ weteachuc.org."
Flyer for UC-AFT Unit 18 Lecturers bargaining session at UC Irvine on May 21, 10AM–4PM at HIB 135. Topics include job security, reappointment, and academic freedom. More info at linktr.ee/ucaft. Includes a circular photo of union members marching with strike signs.
Flyer for UC-AFT Unit 18 Lecturers bargaining session at UC Irvine on May 21, 10AM–4PM at HIB 135. Topics include job security, reappointment, and academic freedom. More info at linktr.ee/ucaft. Includes a circular photo of union members marching with strike signs.
AFSCME solidarity flyer with a blue background. Header reads 'Stand With AFSCME – We Run UC' in white and yellow text. Body text states: 'If you have questions or concerns about specific policies on your campus, or are threatened with retaliation in any way, contact your campus representative or chapter steward immediately. Additional information and FAQ available at ucaft.org.' Bottom section includes two yellow call-to-action buttons: 'Donate to the Solidarity Fund' and 'Join a Picketline,' with text announcing 'Pickets begin Thurs. May 14, 8am.'
AFSCME solidarity flyer with a blue background. Header reads 'Stand With AFSCME – We Run UC' in white and yellow text. Body text states: 'You can donate to AFSCME's strike solidarity fund: https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/support-striking-uc-workers. You can bring a lunch with you to campus and refuse to purchase anything from campus stores and facilities where AFSCME members work.' Bottom section includes two yellow call-to-action buttons: 'Donate to the Solidarity Fund' and 'Join a Picketline,' with text announcing 'Pickets begin Thurs. May 14, 8am – Learn More' with a yellow arrow.
AFSCME solidarity flyer with a blue background. Header reads 'Stand With AFSCME – We Run UC' in white and yellow text. Body text states: 'You can join the picket line while you are not teaching or performing your assigned work – pickets will be from 8am to 1pm and you can find a location in your area here: https://afscme3299.org/blog/open-ended-strike/. You can exercise your first amendment rights by wearing a union button or t-shirt, expressing your opinions about the strike, and discussing your own union membership.' Bottom section includes two yellow call-to-action buttons: 'Donate to the Solidarity Fund' and 'Join a Picketline,' with text announcing 'Pickets begin Thurs. May 14, 8am – Learn More' with a yellow arrow.
AFSCME solidarity flyer with a blue background. Header reads 'Stand With AFSCME – We Run UC' in white and yellow text. Body text states: 'While UC has demanded that we include a no-strikes clause in our collective bargaining agreement (Article 35), we have the right to express our opinions and to participate in peaceful action as university community members, so long as we fulfill our professional obligations under the provisions of our Academic Responsibilities (Unit 18 Article 3) and Professional Activities (Unit 17 Article 3) according to our respective CBAs. There are many ways to support our AFSCME siblings while they are out on strike!' Bottom section includes two yellow call-to-action buttons: 'Donate to the Solidarity Fund' and 'Join a Picketline,' with text announcing 'Pickets begin Thurs. May 14, 8am – Learn More' with an arrow.
AFSCME 3299 union rally flyer with blue background reading 'Stand With AFSCME – We Run UC.' Center features the AFSCME 3299 logo with a raised fist and sunburst design and the slogan 'When We Fight, We Win.' Background shows collaged photos of workers on picket lines holding signs. Bottom text announces: 'Donate to the Solidarity Fund | Join a Picketline | Pickets begin Thurs. May 14, 8am | Learn More.'
A blue and yellow graphic with the heading "Unit 18, UC-AFT" and the date "7 May 2026" in the top corners. Large pink bold text reads "Bargaining Update" with arrow icons. Three bullet points state: (1) "It was a BIG day: we passed transformational language on Article 7a, which would protect our jobs, close loopholes, and end precarity"; (2) "The session was chock-full of emotional testimony from UC-AFT faculty and students about the cruelty of precarity, with hundreds in the zoom room"; (3) "Meanwhile, UC attempted to drag us back to the beginning of negotiations with a regressive proposal on ground rules." A pink rounded rectangle at the bottom left reads "More information @ weteachuc.org." In the bottom right, a circular inset shows a laptop screen displaying a cartoon rocket with the message "Canvas is currently undergoing scheduled maintenance. Check back soon."
A flyer with a white background bordered by orange and yellow "UC-AFT" text. The flyer reads: "Upcoming Unit 18 Bargaining Dates — May 7: Zoom, May 21: UC Irvine, June 4: Zoom." Below the dates is the UC-AFT logo, a circular emblem featuring the outline of California, a torch, and the words "Faculty Equity" and "Student Success." At the bottom, the flyer reads: "Show your solidarity with lecturer colleagues! RSVP @ https://linktr.ee/ucaft"
A flyer with a white background bordered by orange and yellow "UC-AFT" text. The flyer reads: "Upcoming Unit 18 Bargaining Dates — May 7: Zoom, May 21: UC Irvine, June 4: Zoom." Below the dates is the UC-AFT logo, a circular emblem featuring the outline of California, a torch, and the words "Faculty Equity" and "Student Success." At the bottom, the flyer reads: "Show your solidarity with lecturer colleagues! RSVP @ https://linktr.ee/ucaft"
A flyer with a white background bordered by orange and yellow "UC-AFT" text. The flyer reads: "Upcoming Unit 18 Bargaining Dates — May 7: Zoom, May 21: UC Irvine, June 4: Zoom." Below the dates is the UC-AFT logo, a circular emblem featuring the outline of California, a torch, and the words "Faculty Equity" and "Student Success." At the bottom, the flyer reads: "Show your solidarity with lecturer colleagues! RSVP @ https://linktr.ee/ucaft"
A flyer with a white background bordered by orange and yellow "UC-AFT" text. The flyer reads: "Upcoming Unit 18 Bargaining Dates — May 7: Zoom, May 21: UC Irvine, June 4: Zoom." Below the dates is the UC-AFT logo, a circular emblem featuring the outline of California, a torch, and the words "Faculty Equity" and "Student Success." At the bottom, the flyer reads: "Show your solidarity with lecturer colleagues! RSVP @ https://linktr.ee/ucaft"
A blue and yellow graphic from Unit 18, UC-AFT dated 16 April 2026 titled "Bargaining Update" in large pink outlined text. The graphic lists four bullet points: testimony delivered against layoffs at UC Merced, UCSB and beyond; a proposed new article on technology to protect jobs from AI, data privacy, and classroom autonomy; and proposals received from UCOP on grievance/arbitration (Articles 32 & 33), immigration (Article 34), and discipline/dismissal (Article 30). A circular photo in the bottom right shows people seated at tables during what appears to be a bargaining session. Footer reads "More information @ weteachuc.org" in a pink rounded rectangle.
Event flyer with light blue and yellow background for "Unit 18, UC-AFT" featuring bold yellow text reading "BARGAINING AT DAVIS!" The event details show April 16, 10 AM - 4 PM at Walker Hall 1220, with a calendar icon. A pink "RSVP" button and QR code appear on the left side. In the bottom right corner, a circular photo shows a large group of people wearing blue shirts, raising their fists in solidarity.
UC-AFT flyer announcing Upcoming Unit 18 Bargaining Dates: April 9 via Zoom, April 16 at UC Davis, May 7 via Zoom, and May 21 at UC Irvine. Features the UC-AFT logo showing California state outline with a torch, surrounded by text reading "Faculty Equity" and "Student Success." The flyer encourages solidarity with lecturer colleagues and directs readers to RSVP at https://linktr.ee/ucaft. Orange "UC-AFT" text pattern forms the background border.
Event flyer with light blue and yellow background for "Unit 18, UC-AFT" featuring bold yellow text reading "BARGAINING AT DAVIS!" The event details show April 16, 10 AM - 4 PM at Walker Hall 1220, with a calendar icon. A pink "RSVP" button and QR code appear on the left side. In the bottom right corner, a circular photo shows a large group of people wearing blue shirts, raising their fists in solidarity.
UC-AFT testimonial graphic featuring Amy K. from UCSD. The image shows a woman with dark hair and bangs, smiling outdoors. As a Latin American Studies lecturer teaching nearly 1,000 students yearly, she advocates for a contract honoring academic freedom, freedom of speech, and smaller class sizes to enable deep learning and critical thinking. Includes UC-AFT Local 1474 logo and website www.weteachuc.org. Orange "UC-AFT" text pattern in background.
UC-AFT testimonial graphic featuring Jennifer R. from UCR. The image shows a woman with glasses and curly gray-streaked hair wearing a purple top. As a French instructor, she hopes for more protections for lecturers, especially pre-continuing lecturers, and reduced workload to address overtime hours. Includes UC-AFT Local 1474 logo and website www.weteachuc.org. Orange "UC-AFT" text pattern in background.
UC-AFT Unit 18 Bargaining Update dated March 19, 2026. Highlights include passing an Academic Freedom proposal, testimony from five members affected by university discipline for free speech, and securing hybrid bargaining. Features a group photo of union members at a bargaining table with UC-AFT banner. More information at weteachuc.org.
UC-AFT testimonial graphic featuring Amy K. from UCI. The image shows a woman wearing glasses and a cap, holding what appears to be a small animal, photographed outdoors. She shares her hopes for the new contract, expressing desire for a significant pay increase after seven years as a Continuing Lecturer, noting her salary is still less than the starting salary of Senate Faculty. Includes UC-AFT Local 1474 logo with California state outline and website www.weteachuc.org. Orange "UC-AFT" text pattern in background.
UC-AFT testimonial graphic featuring Erika S. from UCD. The image shows a woman with glasses and long reddish hair, photographed in a forest setting. As a writing teacher seeing 50-75 students weekly, she hopes the new contract provides benefits for those working at lower appointment percentages. Includes UC-AFT Local 1474 logo and website www.weteachuc.org. Orange "UC-AFT" text pattern in background.
A promotional graphic from UC-AFT featuring Joseph Klett from UCB, a Unit 18 Table Team member. The image shows a circular photo of a smiling man with short gray hair and a beard, wearing a navy blue UC-AFT t-shirt that reads "Faculty Equity, UC-AFT, Student Success." He is photographed outdoors with decorative tiles visible in the background. Below his photo is a quote about his hopes for the next contract: "I hope our next contract will provide a new level of job security for us lecturers. I want us to join our fellow workers and faculty on campus as regular employees, not piecemeal contractors. I want review and advancement processes to be clear and responsive to all. I want work opportunities to be fairly assigned and abundantly clear to all lecturers who desire to work. And I want the quality of that work to be bolstered by the best protections for academic freedom and pedagogical expertise we can muster. I see no better reason to organize in this moment." The background features a repeating pattern of "UC-AFT" text in light blue.
A graphic featuring Nolan Higdon from UC Santa Cruz, member of the Unit 18 Table Team. The image shows a professional headshot of a man with short dark hair wearing a blue blazer, positioned in a circular frame at the top. Below is a quote from Nolan: "My priority is always student-centered pedagogy: I spend my best hours refining course content, responding to student work with care, and making sure the classroom is a space where they feel seen and supported. However, the reality of modern education means I'm often forced to do this work in the margins. A significant portion of my mental energy is spent navigating a bureaucratic landscape designed by non-educators, managing rigid administrative schedules and the 'invisible labor' of career precarity. While I want to be thinking about how a student is grasping a concept, I'm often forced to pivot toward the logistical demands of a system that feels disconnected from the classroom. It is a constant effort to shield my students from that friction so their learning remains the focus.” The background features a repeating pattern of "UC-AFT" text in light blue.
The image shows a circular headshot photo of Cam Clark, a smiling Black person with short hair wearing a colorful patterned shirt, positioned in the upper right corner. Below the photo is a white text box with a dark blue border containing the heading "UNIT 18 TABLE TEAM" in bold dark blue text and a quote from Cam: “I am an attorney who supervises students in an in-house internship program (law clinic) as we move forward client campaigns to pass policies and legislation in states and localities across the country... My greatest joy is seeing students begin the semester with only a basic understanding of the legislative process, then end the semester (or school year) with a wealth of experience in bill drafting, community engagement, and legislative testimony.... As a Field Work Supervisor, my work responsibilities vary dramatically from other lecturer colleagues. The Article 7 process of appointment and reappointment often feels poorly tailored as an instrument to measure my performance and progressive development as a lecturer. Increased consideration of our experience and needs would be amazing!” The background features a light blue pattern with repeated "UC-AFT” text.
UC-AFT Unit 18 Table Team member profile featuring Katie Arosteguy from UCD. A circular headshot shows a smiling woman with blonde hair wearing a purple top. Her quote reads: "I'd like stronger contract language related to job security, workload, and compensation that recognizes the professional and critical work we do as teachers for the UC." The background features a repeating pattern of "UC-AFT" text in light blue.
A poster for UC-AFT bargaining sessions with the following dates: March 19 - UCLA April 9 - Zoom April 16 - UC Davis April 30 - Zoom The poster includes the slogan "We Won Open Bargaining. Now Let’s Pack The Room" and an RSVP link at linktr.ee/ucaft.
A promotional graphic featuring Tommy Tran from UC Merced, a member of the Unit 18 Table Team. The image shows a professional headshot of an Asian man wearing glasses, a dark blazer, and a checked shirt. Below his photo is a quote: "I have an unusual role as the sole East Asian historian in my department at UC Merced. I developed a vast diversity of course offerings at a scope that rivals our more established sister campuses. Beyond teaching, I am involved in many service roles on and off campus, even having worked for two and half years on bringing the world famous Silkroad Ensemble to Merced. The amount of work I do can be described as insane but I am very much underpaid for what I offer to my campus.. I hope [our new contract] can guarantee real secure work that is valued by the UC. What I want is not empty platitudes - what I want for us is respect for lecturers as professionals." The background features a repeating "UC-AFT" pattern in light blue.
A poster for UC-AFT bargaining sessions with the following dates: March 19 - UCLA April 9 - Zoom April 16 - UC Davis April 30 - Zoom The poster includes the slogan "We Won Open Bargaining. Now Let’s Pack The Room" and an RSVP link at linktr.ee/ucaft.
A group of people walking together outdoors, with central figures holding a large sign that reads "WE TEACH UC!"
Event flyer with UC Berkeley Campanile tower in background framed by trees. Text reads: "FEBRUARY 19 - U18 BARGAINING KICKOFF UC BERKELEY. 9:30am (and throughout the day) Support your bargaining team at Bauer Wurster Hall. 10:30am - 2:00pm Union solidarity bake sale outside California Hall." At bottom is UC-AFT union logo featuring a blue torch with orange flame overlaid on California state outline, with text "FACULTY EQUITY" and "STUDENT SUCCESS" around the circular border.
Testimonial graphic with decorative abstract circles in orange, blue, and tan on a soft yellow and blue gradient background. The heading reads 'What are your hopes for the new contract?' in dark blue text. Below is a white text box containing a quote from Erika S. UCD that reads: 'As a writing teacher, every week I'm seeing between 50-75 students in my classes. I know all of their names and speak with them often during office hours and in appointments. I give feedback on drafts, I meet with current and former students to give them feedback on graduate school applications, I write recommendation letters. I speak with students about the challenges they're facing and help them connect with resources. I hear about their dreams for the future, their fears and insecurities, and the ideas and causes they are passionate about. My hopes for the new contract are that we can get benefits for more people working at lower appointment percentages. People who benefit the university should have benefits!' At the bottom of the image is the UC-AFT Local 1474 logo showing an outline of California with a torch symbol, alongside the website www.weteachuc.org.
Member testimonial graphic with colorful circular shapes in yellow, blue, and tan on soft pastel background. Header reads 'What are your hopes for the new contract?' in dark blue. White text box contains quote: 'My French students work with me for 50 minutes a day, but what they might not realize is that outside of our class time, my whole day (and weekends!) are consumed with French pedagogy, and making sure I'm teaching in ways that keep our classroom and learning journey positive and productive. I hope we can get more protections for lecturers -- especially pre-continuing lecturers -- so no one has to feel the chronic stress of ongoing employment precarity. And I hope we can negotiate down our workload, in recognition of the overtime hours many of us dedicate in order to excel in our work, and keep up with best practices in our fields.' Attribution reads 'Jennifer R., UCR'. Bottom of image shows UC-AFT Local 1474 logo with California outline and torch, plus website 'www.weteachuc.org'.
Member testimonial graphic with colorful circular shapes in yellow, blue, and tan on soft pastel background. Header reads 'What are your hopes for the new contract?' in dark blue. White text box contains quote: 'As a lecturer in the Latin American Studies Program at UCSD, I teach nearly 1,000 students each year — students from diverse backgrounds and majors who are inspired by liberation movements across the Americas and eager to critically engage new ideas. I want a contract that honors what this work requires: academic freedom, freedom of speech, and smaller class sizes that make real dialogue and deep learning possible. Smaller class sizes and time to teach with care make it possible for me to support that kind of critical, courageous thinking.' Attribution reads 'Amy K., UCSD'. Bottom of image shows UC-AFT Local 1474 logo with California outline and torch, plus website 'www.weteachuc.org'.
Informational graphic with orange and white 'UC-AFT' text pattern in background. Header reads 'WHAT IS SUNSHINE?' in dark blue. Body text explains: 'Sunshining is a legally mandated meeting that takes place before the start of collective bargaining negotiations. During sunshining, representatives from both the union and UC management put forward their proposals for the new contract. In this period, the public is allowed to comment on the existing contract, the proposed changes, and the larger issues at stake in negotiation. The sunshining period provides an opportunity to express your views directly to UC management.'
Promotional graphic with orange and white 'UC-AFT' text pattern in background. Main text reads 'TIME FOR SUNSHINE' in blue, 'STATEWIDE DAY OF ACTION Feb. 19' in dark blue, and 'Bargaining Kickoff' in blue. Features UC-AFT (University Council-American Federation of Teachers) logo showing California state outline with torch, encircled by text 'FACULTY EQUITY' and 'STUDENT SUCCESS'.
Final blue-bordered slide with white background explaining UC-AFT members in Units 17 and 18 cannot legally withhold labor on January 23 due to collective bargaining agreements, but can: join picket lines when not working, wear union shirts to work, express support on social media, skip optional campus activities, and donate to Minnesota Labor Federation strike funds. Includes UC-AFT logo and closing text 'Now is the time for all of us to stand together and fight for our civil rights and fight for the social and racial justice that every person deserves.'
Blue-bordered slide with white background containing three 'therefore' statements: UC-AFT Local 1474 stands in solidarity with Minneapolis General Strike; UC-AFT will take every legal action on January 23, 2026 to support the strike including economic boycotts, rallies, marches, teach-ins, donations to strike funds, and other actions against ICE; UC-AFT will stand up for collective civil rights and social and racial justice. Yellow arrow at bottom.
Blue-bordered slide with white background containing additional 'whereas' clauses stating: ICE raids represent escalation of oppression against BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disabled people including at University of California; recognition that many students and colleagues never felt safe on campuses; Minnesota people fighting back against same illegal attacks; and in bold text, Minnesota union siblings including St. Paul Federation of Educators and Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation calling a General Strike 'A Day of Truth and Freedom' on Friday, January 23, 2026. Yellow arrow at bottom.
Blue-bordered slide with white background containing resolution text with five 'whereas' clauses describing: over 225 days of ICE operations in Los Angeles; ICE's expanded geographical scope from LA to Bay Area; thousands of neighbors and family members kidnapped and brutalized; UC-AFT members living with fear and anxiety; and ICE's terror inflicted on Black, Brown, and Asian migrant communities. Yellow arrow at bottom.
Title slide with blue border and white background showing UC-AFT logo (outline of California with a torch) and text reading 'UC-AFT Statewide Council Resolution passed unanimously 1/20' and 'Solidarity with Striking Minnesota Workers on January 23, 2026' with yellow arrow at bottom
Letter from UC labor unions to UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk demanding an end to arrests at protected labor actions, dated November 20, 2025.
List of AFSCME 3299 system picket line locations across California on November 17-18, 2025. Includes 18 locations at UC campuses and medical centers from Berkeley to San Diego, with addresses. Picket lines active 7 AM - 4 PM.
UC-AFT Local 1474 logo with California state outline, flame icon, and text reading 'Take Action!' and 'United for a Better UC' on dark blue background
UC-AFT Local 1474 advocacy graphic urging members to stand against attacks on education and contact university leadership to refuse concessions from Trump's Department of Justice and stabilize funding for research and teaching at UC.
UC-AFT Fall Bargaining Summit flyer for Unit 18 Teaching Faculty on Friday 11/14 at 12pm on Zoom, featuring the UC-AFT logo with California outline and photo of faculty protest march.
Fall Bargaining Summit flyer for UC-AFT Unit 18 Teaching Faculty. Event scheduled for Friday 11/14 from 12-1pm on Zoom. Features UC-AFT logo and photo of faculty at a protest rally.
Text excerpt showing a quote from UC-AFT President Katie Rodger stating: “The federal government's demands are attempts to resegregate our universities, to banish non-citizens and gender non-conforming people from public life, to suppress free speech, to silence pro-Palestinian activism, and to supersede shared governance on our campuses—potentially undermining our collective bargaining rights.”
Rally flyer with colorful gradient background announcing 'Hands Off Our UC!' protest. Lists UC staff, nurses, doctors, faculty, researchers, and students as participants. Event details: Tuesday, September 16, 2 PM at William J. Rutter Center at UCSF, 1675 Owens St, San Francisco, CA. Includes logos of various unions and organizations. Lists causes they stand up for: UC workers, immigrant communities, trans youth, academic freedom, public education, healthcare for all.
Blue background and white text box. Header reads 'ICE OUT OF OUR CITIES!' Main text states 'UC-AFT condemns today's Supreme Court decision that sanctions ICE's racist profiling and violence in Los Angeles. Detaining, harassing, and kidnapping people based on appearance and language is abhorrent and inhumane. We stand with the people of L.A. who continue to fight back and build solidarity in face of authoritarianism in their communities.' Bottom section encourages donations to Immigrant Workers Defense Fund with link linktr.ee/ucaft. Includes small graphic of California state outline with torch icon."
ICE OUT OF OUR CITIES! UC-AFT condemns today's Supreme Court decision that sanctions ICE's racist profiling and violence in Los Angeles. Detaining, harassing, and kidnapping people based on appearance and language is abhorrent and inhumane. We stand with the people of L.A. who continue to fight back and build solidarity in face of authoritarianism in their communities. Members who can afford to are encouraged to donate to the Immigrant Workers Defense Fund more info at linktr.ee/ucaft
University of California Union Coalition logo banner featuring nine union logos arranged horizontally: AFSCME 3299 (green with yellow text), California Nurses Association CNA (red and white), UAW (yellow and blue), CIR (purple with medical caduceus symbol), Teamsters Local 2010 (orange circular logo with steering wheel), UPTE CWA 9119 (blue and white), University Professional & Technical Employees logo with torch symbol, UAW gear logo in black, and UAPD Union of American Physicians and Dentists (blue with medical caduceus).
A petition with a light yellow/beige background. The header reads 'University of California: Stand Up For Our Values' in large blue text. Below is a blue button saying 'Please sign here' and text requesting to forward the letter widely at https://tinyurl.com/ucstandup.
A woman in a black blazer and glasses atop her head speaks into a microphone in a conference room. A small group of people are seated behind.
A man in a dark blue t-shirt with a union logo stands in front of a microphone in a conference room. A small group of people are seated behind.