The 2018 AFGE Communications Contest is your opportunity to be recognized for your contribution to labor communications. This contest provides AFGE members with the opportunity to showcase their union activism through engaging articles, photos, graphics, and effective layout and design.
All members are encouraged to participate. Entry submissions must be content created and distributed after the previous AFGE convention (August 2015). The entry deadline is Friday May 4, 2018. All entries must be original content created by AFGE members of locals, councils, caucuses and districts. All entries must be submitted via the contest website.
You can find more information about the contest here!
Questions about the contest?
Contact Chelsea Bland at blandc@afge.org.
Born in Kentucky during segregation, Augusta Y. Thomas spent her entire life fighting for racial equality and union rights. AFGE will continue to honor her memory and her unforgettable words.
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Ken Blaylock, a native of North Carolina, was elected national president at the 1976 AFGE National Convention. The passage of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 was one of Blaylock’s greatest achievements as AFGE national president.
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Our AFGE family suffered two incredible losses last week, as two of our most iconic former national officers died on Wednesday.
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