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ALT A group of people at the Tempe No Kings protest on October 18th. At the front of the picture, several people stand behind a red banner. The banner features the full color UCWAZ logo and a huge white QR code that takes you to UCWArizona.org/join. In the middle of the banner, white text displays "United Campus Workers of Arizona at ASU. Arizona State University Chapter UCWAZ CWA Local 7065"

ALT Press release page one. Top of the page is full of eleven different AZ labor organization logos. Below the logos reads "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE APRIL 28, 2025 MEDIA CONTACT: Alex Alvarez, [email protected], 480-274-7367 ELEVEN ARIZONA LABOR ORGANIZATIONS AND SCORES OF UNION MEMBERS TO JOIN NATIONAL MAY DAY MARCH TO DEMAND JUSTICE FOR WORKING FAMILIES Phoenix, AZ – Organized labor will be front and center at Thursday's historic May Day National Day of Action march at the Arizona State Capitol to demand an end to the billionaire takeover of our democracy and fight for the dignity of all working families. In all, eleven labor organizations representing tens of thousands of Arizona workers and their families will take part in the Day of Action, which begins at 9 a.m. at the Capitol and will end at the Sandra Day O'Connor United States Courthouse in Downtown Phoenix. Local labor leaders will speak along with immigrant rights groups, healthcare advocates, and community organizations. Th

ALT May Day. Our union has always believed that an injury to one is an injury to all — and today, we show up together, united in purpose, to honor the legacy of labor and to demand justice in the present. As public service workers, we serve communities that are too often the first to feel the impact of unjust policies and practices. Whether it’s attempts to weaken our bargaining rights, underfund critical services, or silence the voices of working people — we know that unity is our greatest strength."— Frank Piccioli, AFSCME AZ PEOPLE Committee Chair Arizona AFL-CIO: "May Day is a powerful reminder that the rights we enjoy today were won through the courage, sacrifice, and solidarity of working people. The Arizona AFL-CIO proudly endorses this year's May Day march as we stand united with workers across the state and the nation. Together, we march for fair wages, safe working conditions, the right to organize, and a future where all workers — regardless of immigration status, race, or gende

ALT access to good union jobs, strong labor protections, and a voice in shaping the future of their industries and neighborhoods." — Luis Robles, Business Manager, Secretary/Treasurer, IUPAT DC36 About Painters and Allied Trades District Council 36: Chartered in 1908, Painters and Allied Trades District Council 36 represents thousands of skilled workers across Southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico in the finishing trades — including painters, drywall finishers, glaziers, floor layers, and tradeshow workers. Maricopa Area Labor Federation: "This May Day, the Maricopa Area Labor Federation stands in unity with workers across all industries and roles. From public service to construction, healthcare to hospitality — every job matters, and every voice counts. Our strength is in our solidarity. The diversity of the labor movement is our power, and we show up together to demand dignity, safety, and respect for all.As we face ongoing threats to worker rights and protections, we remain unite

ALT WSRJB Workers United-SEIU: "Today on May 1st, International Workers Day, we are reminded more than ever that solidarity and community of the working class is the key to our common future," said Evelyn Zepeda, Organizing Director at the WSRJB Workers United-SEIU. "The Western States Regional Joint Board, Workers United-SEIU proudly represents warehouse workers and industrial laundry workers in CA, NM, AZ and NV, thousands here in Arizona. Our members are the backbone of this country. We are excited to join our union siblings on the streets and in any other space necessary. When we fight, we win."