Building Political Power For Nevada Academic Workers
  • Building Political Power For Nevada Academic Workers

  • In 2026, Graduate Assistants, Postdocs, and other academic workers have the power to win a more equitable and just future for all Nevadans. By working together across our campuses, we can play a pivotal role in electing pro-labor officials at the local, state, and federal level to:

    • Stop cuts to federal research funding.
    • Secure greater protections for immigrants and international scholars.
    • Pass collective bargaining legislation for Graduate Assistants, Postdoctoral Scholars, and other NSHE employees, and more.

    This year’s elections will determine policies that shape the working conditions
    and future for all of us. Everyone — regardless of voter eligibility — has the right
    to help educate voters and advocate for pro-labor candidates. It’s going to take
    all of us participating in the political process to elect champions who will
    fight for and alongside us.

  • Count Me In The Majority!

    Sign or Re-sign your Authorization Card
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • I join with my colleagues to improve our wages, our working conditions and our ability to do the best possible research and teaching. I authorize Academic Workers of Nevada/International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (AWN-UAW), to represent me in collective bargaining. I understand that Graduate Assistants/Postdocs will elect a bargaining team of our colleagues to negotiate a contract with the University and that no Graduate Assistants/Postdocs will pay any dues or fees until contract terms have been democratically approved by Graduate Assistants/Postdocs.

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