Faculty and staff at Connecticut's public colleges and universities are calling attention to the real costs of political disinvestment in higher education. The current challenges facing public higher education professionals, from unfair contract proposals, to workforce reductions and increased workloads, to proposed campus "consolidations," demand action. That's why union members are uniting with their students and advocates to move system bureaucrats and politicians to fund Connecticut's future.

Join Council 4 members and bring your colleagues - in the Elm City to march and rally for our students and ourselves:

WHAT: March for Higher Education

WHEN: Wednesday, September 29 beginning at 4:00PM

WHERE: Gather at the New Haven Green, located at 250 Temple Street in New Haven (parking available in the Gateway and Temple Street Garages); march to Gateway Community College for a press conference

HOW: Click here to register online to participate (not required but will help with planning) https://forms.gle/3wyuGz5ymgWrTbAr5

Click here for a flyer to share with other union members

This event is organized by Recovery For All CT, a coalition of labor, faith, and community groups united to eliminate systemic inequalities and rebuild a better Connecticut.