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Concerned Educators Against Forced Unionism

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  • CEAFU Lunch Break: Are Union Presidents Like Randi Weingarten Alienating Teachers?

    CEAFU Lunch Break with guest Kali Fontanilla Kali serves as a Capital Research Center Senior fellow, particularly focusing on topics related to K-12 public education. In a recent blog article, "President of Teachers Union Tries to Rewrite History . . . and Fails", Kali Fontanilla highlighted an X (formerly Twitter) post by Randi Weingarten. The…

  • CEAFU.org Lunch Breaks

    LIVE: The state of education and teacher unions’ culpability

    Vimeo Live Event ONLINE, LA, United States

    CEAFU Lunch Break (2/9/2024): Expert Larry Sand's insights on the state of education and teacher unions' culpability

    Larry Sand is the president of a non-profit organization that aims to inform teachers and the public about educational issues from a non-partisan and non-political perspective.

    He has experience as a classroom teacher and has witnessed the effects of the NEA and AFT on the quality of education.

  • CEAFU Lunch Break (3/1): Taxpayers pay for NEA and AFT Armies

    Vimeo Live Event ONLINE, LA, United States +1 more

    Are taxpayers paying for the NEA and AFT to lobby the federal, state, and local governments? 
    All indications are yes.  Legal Expert Milton Chappell will take your questions and explain various schemes across the U.S.

  • Featured CEAFU.org Lunch Breaks

    Update for Non-Union Teachers in Louisiana

    Vimeo Live Event ONLINE, LA, United States

    CEAFU Lunch Break with Dr. Keith Courville, Ed.S., Ph.D, Executive Director of the Louisiana Teacher Organization A+PEL

    This should be a fun event with our lively guest Keith Courville. He has certainly been active building an impressive voice and career empowerment powerhouse for Louisiana teacher that provides an alternative to the state AFT and NEA union organizations' agendas.

  • CEAFU Lunch Break: CATO Institute’s Public Schooling Battle Map

    CEAFU.org Lunch Break Guest: Neal McCluskey is the director of Cato’s Center for Educational Freedom explains and demonstrates the Public Schooling Battle Map.

    CATO:: This map aggregates a relatively small, but especially painful, subset of battles: those involving basic rights, moral values, or individual identities. Think restrooms and transgender students, books dealing with sex, or race and American history. The conflicts are often intensely personal, and guarantee if one fundamental value wins, another loses.

  • Resigning Teacher Union Membership and Stopping Union Fees

    Vimeo Live Event ONLINE, LA, United States
    Virtual Event

    Today, we are joined by Milton Chappell from the National Right To Work Foundation, who will elucidate the processes involved in ceasing union dues across various educational institutions, including public schools, charter schools, and private schools. While the procedures vary depending on the type of school, the fundamental step in union resignation is to assess…

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    How do I expurgate a Teachers’ Union from My School?

    Virtual Event

    If Joe Clark, the principal in the move 'Lean on Me', were the head of a school today, rather than say to his students like he did in the movie, "you are all expurgated. You are dismissed! You are out of here, forever. I wish you well!" principal Joe Clark might want to expurgate the school's teachers' union officials from his school.

  • Exploring Teacher Union Representation: The Right to Vote and Other Pertinent Inquiries
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    Was Your Union Already At The School When You Were Hired?

    Vimeo Live Event ONLINE, LA, United States
    Virtual Event

    Why is it that a significant number of teachers have never been allowed to vote on their union representation? And, is there anything that I can do about being denied a vote? In today's CEAFU Lunch Break, we delve into the pressing issue of why teachers are often precluded from voting on whether teacher union…

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