Women have been part of the #IBEW almost since its founding. Here’s how the earliest sisters helped shape our union. bit.ly/4uEP5OG #WomensHistoryMonth
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Eighty years ago this month, the allied forces of World War II conducted the largest amphibious invasion in the history of mankind. Known as D-Day, it involved more 24,000 troops, among them #IBEW members. Here are some of their stories. 🧵
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Walking a picket line is foundational to the labor movement.
Our District Councils supporting @UAW on picket lines across the nation is teaching us how to work together across industries and stand up for each other.
Together, there is nothing we cannot accomplish.
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That’s the sound of workers’ rights being restored. #RestoreWorkerFreedom
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The #IBEW's 1891 application to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.
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Want to learn about the history of #IBEW? Visit the Henry Miller Museum! nbew-ibewmuseum.org/ @millermuseum #CanadaHistoryWeek
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The deadline for the 2022 #IBEW photo contest has been extended until Dec. 1. so give us your best shot! bit.ly/3C61bEC
On July 10, 1896, Henry Miller was injured working to restore power in an upscale part of the District of Columbia. The injury proved fatal. The #IBEW recognizes this day as National Lineworker Appreciation Day. audioboom.com/posts/7441639-…
Sister Roxanne Turner & Jerry Glass, @136ibew, Birmingham, AL.
Sister Roxanne Turner & Jerry Glass, @IBEWLU136, Birmingham, AL.
Brother Matt Bogdanski, #IBEW Local 8, and his wife Brook.
Brother Steve Aceves, @IBEWlocal11, Los Angeles, California.
Brother David Ellis (left) and his son, Brother Erron Ellis, @IBEWLocal531, LaPorte, Indiana.




















