CWA Local 2100
CWA is building a movement for worker's rights and a strong middle class in America.
- We wear red to celebrate the life of CWA Local 1103 Chief Steward Gerry Horgan, who was run down over 21 years ago on a NYNEX picket line in Valhalla, N.Y. Horgan was the first, and until 2003, the only CWA member killed while picketing. His death is the reason why CWA members still today wear red in solidarity on Thursdays.
- Wearing RED on Thursdays is a sign of unity and solidarity. In times of harmony, it is symbol of remembrance and in hard times, a sign of strength, courage, power and resolve of the union to NEVER back down.
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Beirne Foundation scholarship
The Foundation’s Board of Directors has approved the awarding of sixteen (16) partial college scholarships of $4,000 each for two years. Eligible for the scholarships are CWA members, their spouses, children, and grandchildren, including the dependents of retired, laid-off, or deceased members. Applications will be available solely online for submission on the Foundation’s website at https://cwa-union.org/beirne-application.