For immediate release to all media San Diego Adjunct Faculty Association April 22, 2018 Contact: https://www.sdafa.org “SANCTUARY SCHOOL” ACCUSED OF CONDONING RACISM. DEPARTMENT CHAIR ACCUSED OF ACTS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION, ABUSE, AND RETALIATION AGAINST IMMIGRANT PART-TIME PROFESSORS. SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. A lawsuit filed in Federal Court on December 12, 2017, against San Diego Community College […]
Contact your Representative before April 25 to support AB 310
Dear Part-Time Faculty Professionals, Your advocacy is needed. Please respond to this call for action and forward this email to your networks. FACCC just received word that AB 310 (Medina) will be heard in the Senate Education Committee on April 25. This bill would require each district to report the provision of paid part-time faculty office hours […]
Working People’s Day of Action
#UnrigTheSystem On Saturday, February 24, SDAFA joined with thousands of working people and their allies gathered at rallies across the country to demand an end to a system and an economy that’s rigged against us by the wealthy and powerful. The local rally was held at Convention Center Park in San Diego. The main purpose […]
Stop Condoning Domestic Violence and Sexual Harassment!
version 2/23 The #MeToo campaign asks us all take a closer look at how we can improve the relationship between power, gender, and workplace culture, both on campus and in the unions that represent us.
Support the City College Language Adjuncts!
On December 12, 2017, three San Diego City College adjunct professors filed a lawsuit in federal court to address long-term abuses by their Chair and Dean. The complaints included discrimination, intimidation, and ratalitory class scheduling.
ACR 32 – 75/25, part-time faculty equity and support,
Hello Faculty, If you can find the time, please make a simple phone call to the Assembly Appropriations Committee—(916) 319-2081—in support of ACR 32 (Medina). This FACCC-sponsored resolution is currently on the Suspense File in the Assembly Appropriations Committee not because it actually costs money—it’s a non-binding resolution that calls upon the Chancellor’s Office to […]