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Another busy year for our Retiree Council 10 is wrapping up.   This is the latest newsletter.  For those of you who receive it via US Mail it will be to your mailbox in under 2 weeks.

June/July 2026 Skyline News

Latest Skyline News for RC 10

June 3 will be a busy night for RC 10.  Our annual spring meeting with our elections will be followed by dinner and then the awarding of our High School Scholarships and Retiree Recognition.

Research the candidates running for the various positions in RC 10. Election will be held at our meeting on June 3 at 4 pm. 

When the president of Colorado WINS learned that the president of the United States might be targeting Denver next in his anti-immigration campaign of terror, she knew how she’d begin to mobilize. One simple thing Diane Byrne does is deck out her activists in matching T-shirts. Wearing union colors promotes team spirit and builds confidence, she says. The AFT Public Employees program and policy council, meeting in New York City Feb. 5-6, abounded with tips to help locals mobilize. PPC chair Gary Feist, president of North Dakota Public Employees, recommended finding members who can tell a personal story to draw media attention. With more media on the issue, he said, legislators will become more motivated to fix the problem.

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Federal immigration actions are rapidly expanding, with deadly consequences. The killings of poet Renee Nicole Good and nurse Alex Pretti by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minneapolis have brought intense focus on the use of excessive force. An AFT webinar, co-hosted by AFT President Randi Weingarten and AFT Massachusetts President Jessica Tang on Jan. 28, featured experts on immigration and the law. It highlighted AFT resources and showcased how our locals are showing up to minimize fear and trauma.

RC 10's Annual High School Scholarship applications are being sent out to schools.  Make sure you let graduating seniors who going into education know!