Reclaim the Promise Town Hall
Turner Bitton, State Superintendent Martell Mentlove, and AFT Utah President Brad Asay taking questions at the Ogden Reclaiming the Promise of Public Education Town Hall Meeting.
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AFT Utah President Interviewed and Published on AFT Leadernet
AFT Utah leader shares vision of reclaiming the promise
AFT Utah president Brad Asay has been one of the AFT's most energetic leaders in sharing the vision of reclaiming the promise of public education to his members and the broader community.
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Unions and the community are 'a natural coalition'
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Weingarten, Sen. Warren help launch 'Higher Ed, Not Debt'
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University of Illinois-Chicago faculty wage two-day strike
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