Upcoming Events

03.13.2025

A workshop for members of advocacy chapters and bargaining chapters. Members will look at the important steps to take when accompanying a colleague to a disciplinary meeting in a union and nonunion context.

03.13.2025 to 03.15.2025

Meeting of the AAUP's governing Council, executive committee, and the AAUP Foundation.

03.17.2025

Part of the PEN America Digital Safety Series. In this session, we will share strategies for navigating online abuse if it happens to you or someone you know. We will discuss practical tips for documenting and reporting abuse as well as examples of creative counter-speech that faculty and staff have used to push back.

03.19.2025

A workshop for members of bargaining chapters only. Participants will discuss their rights and responsibilities in negotiations, keeping the bargaining team organized, writing and presenting proposals, staying on topic at the table, and creating a bargaining narrative.

03.20.2025

This AFT-led webinar will examine the barrage of executive actions targeting higher education. The webinar will cover Executive Actions, DOGE, impacts on the federal workforce, and funding changes such as the proposed cut to NIH indirect costs, and will discuss what we know about Congress’ plans for funding – or cutting – higher education.

03.20.2025

A meeting for AAUP chapter leaders. Please check your email for registration information.

03.24.2025

Part of the PEN America Digital Safety Series. In this session we will share strategies for being an effective ally and building a supportive cyber community.

03.27.2025

A workshop for members of collective bargaining chapters only. Participants will discuss the power of supermajority participation, structure tests, escalating tactics, and tools for tracking campaign progress.

03.27.2025

A meeting for all AAUP members.

04.17.2025

On April 17, 2025, join AAUP chapters and allied organizations for a one-day action on and around our campuses to renew this vision of higher education as an autonomous public good, and university workers as its most important resource.

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