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This is a call to the AFT Colorado Biennial Convention to convene at 9:00 am on Saturday, April 29th, 2023 at the AFT Colorado offices located at 925 S. Niagara St., Suite 600, Denver, CO  80224.  Registration and pre-convention committee meetings will begin at 8:00 am.

Delegates must be members in good standing of the credentialing local.  It is important to elect delegates at a union meeting. 

Officer Nomination and Resolutions forms are due into AFT Colorado by 11:59 PM on March 29, 2023.

Changes to the Constitution must be received in writing to AFT Colorado no later than 11:59 PM on March

This third report in our series on diversity in higher education discusses the challenges faced by the LGBT community in our institutions of higher education and how these challenges stem from the broader issue of a lack of federal protection for LGBT civil rights. The report highlights the perceptions of LGBT faculty, staff and students about the campus climates in which they live and presents practical advice to higher education unions about how to make their institutions more inclusive and welcoming for the LGBT community. (April 2013)

Right now over $1 trillion in educational debt is being carried by over 37 million Americans. The promise of higher education, which has historically been a vehicle for social mobility, and, in these times, is considered necessary for a decent job, is becoming out of reach. The problem of massive education debt cannot be solved without confronting the other challenges that beset our system of higher education. At the forefront of these problems, as detailed in this report, is the massive and ongoing disinvestment from public higher education.