Links & E-Activism

The Working Families e-Activist Network

Make Your Voice Heard!

You're more powerful than you think, especially when you join together with hundreds of thousands of others and make your voice heard.

The Working Families e-Activist Network is one way you can do that. As a network subscriber you receive occasional action alerts when your voice is needed. With one click you can send a fax or e-mail to a key decision maker in Congress, at the White House or an employer who isn't respecting the rights of workers.

E-Activists have made a difference for workers all over America and done some amazing things in the fight for good jobs, overtime pay, health care, Medicare, fair trade policies and hundreds of fights for workplace justice.


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Other Helpful links

Arizona Superior Coatings

Wholesale Lithographers


Union Plus

AARP

AFL-CIO


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Federal Sites

Please explore these links we feel are important

International Association of Machinists
The Whitehouse
The US Senate
US House of Representatives
US Dept of Labor Employment
AFL - CIO
National Labor Relations Board
US Department of Labor
US Dept of Health and Human Services
Occupational Safety & Health Assoc


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Guide Dogs of America

Guide Dogs of America was founded over 50 years ago by Joseph Jones, Sr. with the help of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (I.A.M.A.W. or I.A.M.)

When Mr. Jones became blind, he considered all his options and decided his mobility needs would best be met by using a guide dog. He applied to all the existing schools, but he was declined because of his "advanced age". He was only 57 years old.

Mr. Jones was a determined man and "no" was not a word in his vocabulary. He turned to the I.A.M. for help, soliciting assistance from the I.A.M.'s Executive Council. The I.A.M. Executive council conducted extensive research, determined there was a growing need for guide dog services, and therefore endorsed the founding of International Guiding Eyes (I.G.E.) In 1948. The I.A.M.A.W. continues to be a generous supporter and staunch advocate of the school's mission today. -excerpt from GDA website all rights reserved

For more information or to donate please visit the following link
www.guidedogsofamerica.org/iamaw.html


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