Union members and non-members alike are welcome to participate in our events leading up to the November elections! As a group, we are committed to conducting grassroots, community-driven political organizing that reflects not only the views of our membership, but …
These are the proposed amendments to the bylaws of the Political Education Committee under current review by the TAA General Membership. Struck text indicated old language proposed to be eliminated from the bylaws whereas red text indicates new language. Discussion and voting …
TAA Endorsements! After the Wisconsin Spring Primary Election, the Political Education Committee sent out questionnaires to candidates in all contested races on Madison ballots. Based on the responses, membership approved a list of candidates for TAA endorsement at Tuesday’s general membership meeting. …
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This spring the Political Education Committee of the TAA sent questionnaires to the candidates running in our local elections. We hope that their responses provide you the opportunity to get to know your elected officials a bit more, even if …
LOVE & CARE We hope that each of you are taking care of yourselves, taking the time to breathe, drink water, and rest. We also hope that you are spending these days processing what has happened and preparing for …
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The TAA’s Political Education Committee has put together a helpful guide to early voting for students in Wisconsin: Registration Students can register to vote at the polls the same day as they vote. In order to register to vote, students need …
The TAA condemns in the strongest terms the attempt by the Joint Committee on Finance to destroy the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism by severing it from the University of Wisconsin. This provision, included in Motion 999 to modify the …
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While Friday’s 2-1 ruling by a panel of the 7th Circuit could influence the state appeals court and others hearing the cases, it’s not binding, said Paul Secunda, a Marquette University law professor. Read on.
The Next Steps for the TAA Statement endorsed by the TAA membership on May 17, 2012 Actions by both Republicans — via the Walker Administration — and Democratic Senators Russ Decker and Jeff Plale –via the December 2010 rejection of …
The Teaching Assistant Association has set up a phone banking operation at the TAA office. in order to get out the vote among members in the final days before June 5 recall election. Saturday, May 26 from 3:00-6:00pm Wednesday, May …