Biz Mgr Corona : Standing Up for Immigrant Rights

https://ibew11.org/2025/06/standing-up-for-immigrant-rights/

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Business Manager Corona discusses IBEW Local 11's stance on protecting immigrant workers' rights and ensuring fair treatment for all union members regardless of immigration status - source: ibew11.org
Pres Cooper: Serving All Our Veterans

https://ibew.org/electrical_worker/serving-all-our-veterans/?ref=ew

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IBEW International President Kenneth W. Cooper addresses the union's commitment to supporting veterans in the electrical industry. The article highlights programs and initiatives designed to help military veterans transition into electrical careers, emphasizing the value of their skills and experience in the IBEW workforce.
The Invisible Injury: Breaking the Stigma

https://ibew.org/electrical_worker/the-invisible-injury/?ref=ew

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An in-depth look at mental health challenges within the electrical industry and efforts to address the stigma surrounding mental health issues. The article examines how the IBEW is working to create supportive environments for members dealing with invisible injuries such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD, particularly among veterans and workers facing job-related stress.
Sec-Treas Noble: Let's Talk Mental Health

https://ibew.org/electrical_worker/lets-talk-mental-health/?ref=ew

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IBEW Secretary-Treasurer Paul Noble discusses the importance of open conversations about mental health in the workplace. The article outlines union resources available to members, including counseling services and support programs, while encouraging members to seek help when needed without fear of stigma or job consequences.
The 101-Year-Old World War II Vet Who Helped Found A Local

https://ibew.org/electrical_worker/the-101-year-old-world-war-ii-veteran-who-helped-found-a-michigan-local/?ref=ew

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A profile of a remarkable 101-year-old World War II veteran who played a crucial role in founding an IBEW local union in Michigan. The story chronicles his military service, transition to electrical work, and decades of union leadership, highlighting the enduring connection between veterans and the electrical industry.
'We Had A Job' To Do: Humble Vet, 100, Recalls D-Day 81 Years Later

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/06/06/d-day-81st-anniversary-world-war-ii/83992686007/

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On the 81st anniversary of D-Day, a 100-year-old World War II veteran reflects on his experiences during the historic invasion. The humble veteran shares his memories of the pivotal moment in history, emphasizing the duty and teamwork that defined his generation's service to the country.
Administration Shutters Climate Studies (EW)

https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/06/02/1117653/the-trump-administration-has-shut-down-more-than-100-climate-studies/

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The Trump administration has terminated over 100 climate research studies, impacting scientific understanding of environmental changes. Source: technologyreview.com
Hundreds of EPA Grants Cut, Leaving Cities on the Hook

https://grist.org/cities/trump-cuts-hundreds-of-epa-grants-leaving-cities-on-the-hook-for-climate-resiliency/

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Federal cuts to EPA funding force municipalities to shoulder the financial burden of climate resilience projects independently. Source: grist.org
EU Warned By Advisers Not to Weaken Goal

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/cop/eu-warned-by-advisers-not-weaken-new-climate-goal-2025-06-02/

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European Union climate advisers caution against diluting ambitious environmental targets in upcoming policy decisions. Source: reuters.com
Mayors Make Climate Action Personal

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/06/mayors-cities-local-climate-action-green-spaces/

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City mayors across America are implementing grassroots climate initiatives and expanding green spaces to address environmental challenges locally. Source: motherjones.com