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Some of Us Are Famous

Many well-known Americans have been AFT members, including John Dewey, Albert Einstein, Hubert Humphrey, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Frank McCourt, Nobel Peace Prize-winner Elie Wiesel, former Senate Majority Leader and Ambassador to Japan Mike Mansfield, former HHS Secretary Donna Shalala, and former United Nations Undersecretary and Nobel Peace Prize-winner Ralph Bunche.
 

You Make a Difference

—every day.


Learn. AFT.org
Find out information on the hot education topics, research and reports. Gain access to multiple workplace tips and professional development resources.

Read. AFT.org/subscribe
Receive electronic newsletters from your AFT constituency and stay informed.

Participate. facebook.com/aftunion
Sign up for Facebook to connect with the AFT and AFT fans.

Tweet. twitter.com/aftunion
Follow the AFT to get up-to-date news.

Share. AFT.org/voices
What do you think? Share your opinion on important issues.

Take action. AFT.org/eactivist
Join the AFT e-activist network, and receive alerts and news on current legislative matters.

Benefit. AFT.org/members
Access your member benefits, including shopping discounts from some of the most recognized brands, through AFT Advantage. Also, update your contact information at your convenience. To enter this members-only section, you will need to activate your AFT membership card.*

The AFT is You*If you have questions about your AFT membership card, e-mail membership@aft.org or call 888/AFT-JOIN (888/238-5646). If you are a member in Florida, Minnesota, Montana or New York; a member of the Oregon School Employees Association; or a member of the West Virginia School Service Personnel Association, your current state membership I.D. number can be used to register online. You will not receive a separate card from the AFT.

 

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