As more universities agree to immigration enforcement on campus, students are fighting back.
Of the colleges that have entered into partnerships with ICE and CBP since last year, only St. John’s University in New York has backed out
https://prismreports.org/2026/04/14/universities-ice-cbp-st-johns-florida/
#Union news from around the country and hear from early #educationworkers delegate and United workers union’s “members first” Nicki
https://www.3cr.org.au/sticktogether/episode/united-workers-union-members-first
#3Cr #Communityradio #fromBelow #LabourMovement #Organize #RankandFile #Solidarity #unions #UWU
Stick Together is a half-hour weekly show about workers rights and current affairs. Stick Together features interviews with workers, unionists, community campaigners and academics from right across Australia. In this week's episode we bring you union news from around the country and speak to early education delegate and United workers union members first delegate Nicki about the upcoming union election.
Freedom of speech and expression is absolutely vital in academic institutions. Students who engage in activism should not be punished for doing so, and discipline procedures are not there to be abused as a tool of intimidation. We call for the disciplinary process against Gemma to cease immediately.
68,000 education workers UTLA - SEIU - AALA to STRIKE
https://www.counterpunch.org/2026/04/08/la-teachers-strike-68000-education-workers-in-3-unions-set-to-walk/
#EducationWorkers #LA #Organize #Red4Ed #Solidarity #Strikes #Teachers
Six thousand San Francisco educators won fully funded health care, sanctuary schools, and an up to 8.5 percent raise over two years by walking out for the first time in nearly 50 years. After just four days on strike, February 9 to 12, they won their top demands—some of which the district had previously refused to bargain over.
#educationworkers #labourmovement #organize #SanFrancisco #solidarity #Strikes #teachers #unions
Six thousand San Francisco educators won fully funded health care, sanctuary schools, and an up to 8.5 percent raise over two years by walking out for the first time in nearly 50 years. After just four days on strike, February 9 to 12, they won their top demands—some of which the district had previously refused even to bargain over. “It was hard and it was joyful and we f-ing beat them,” said Ilan Desai-Geller, a high school teacher who served on the bargaining committee and as a regional strike captain. “They found the money all of a sudden.
What has been done cannot be undone. But a reversal of the current descent into barbarism begins with justice for Gaza. The University of Melbourne still has an opportunity to speak out against genocide and apartheid. It should do so.
Peter Riley
