Faculty Voice Newsletter: May 2018: COPE Out and About

May 17, 2018 CCFT May 2018 Comments Off on Faculty Voice Newsletter: May 2018: COPE Out and About

by CCFT Committee on Political Education (COPE)

The Committee on Political Education coordinates faculty efforts on matters of a political nature and funds candidates, propositions, and causes that Cabrillo faculty— through their representatives on the CCFT Council— choose to support. COPE funds are generated from voluntary monthly payroll deductions from individual faculty members; they are raised separately from and in addition to regular dues. All faculty members may become COPE members by completing a COPE card. Co-Chairs are Tobin W. Keller and Katie Woolsey.

Tobin Keller being sworn in as a delegate at the Monterey Bay Central Labor Council.

 

Karl Ewald meets Sen. Toni Atkins at Bill Monning’s Birthday fundraiser.

 

Julio Leal representing CCFT at the California Labor Federation’s Pre-Primary Convention.

 

Karl Ewald with Robert Chacanaca of Santa Cruz City Schools Council of Classified Employees (SCCCE) at the UFW sponsored Cesar Chavez March for Justice in Salinas.

 

Claire Thorson, David Lau, Karl Ewald, Katie Woolsey, and Tobin Keller at the NAACP 2018 Freedom Fund Gala.

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