Our Enduring Commitment for Justice
Welcome to the UAW Local 2250 civil and human rights webpage, our local has a and proud history of fighting for civil and human rights, both within the workplace and in the broader community. UAW Local 2250 continues this legacy, dedicated to ensuring equality, justice, and dignity for all our members and their families. We believe that true union strength comes from diversity and inclusivity, where every voice is heard and valued. Our committee works tirelessly to uphold these fundamental principles, advocating for fair treatment and against all forms of discrimination.
Key Initiatives and Focus Areas
Our committee focuses on several critical areas to advance civil and human rights:
- Workplace Equality: Promoting fair hiring practices, equal pay for equal work, and a harassment-free environment for all members.
- Diversity & Inclusion: Championing initiatives that celebrate the diverse backgrounds, cultures, and experiences of our membership.
- Community Advocacy: Partnering with local organizations to address broader civil and human rights issues that impact our community.
- Education & Awareness: Organizing workshops, seminars, and discussions to educate members on their rights and relevant social justice issues.
- Legislative Action: Supporting legislation that protects and expands civil and human rights for all citizens.
Quick Look at what we do
The Community Service Committee is actively involved in various projects throughout the year. Here are some examples of what we do every year and our partnerships:
- Heritage Appreciation: Celebrating the rich history and diverse backgrounds of our Local 2250 family. We honor the traditions that built our union and the unique cultures that strengthen our solidarity on the shop floor today.
- Annie Malone May Day Parade: proud to march in the historic Annie Malone May Day Parade, one of the oldest African American parades in the country. We step out in solidarity to honor the legacy of Annie Malone—a pioneer of entrepreneurship and philanthropy—while celebrating the strength and unity of our St. Louis community. Lean more on their website
- Putting Events at the hall: Set up Shopping evrnts and other local events to help celabreate Civil and human rights
How to Get Involved
Your participation is vital to the success of our Civil and Human Rights Committee. We invite all members to join us in our efforts to build a more just and equitable society.
- Attend Meetings: Join our regular committee meetings to share your ideas and contribute to our initiatives. Check the local union hall for schedules.
- Volunteer: Lend your time and skills to specific projects or events.
- Stay Informed: Follow our updates on the union website and social media for news on current campaigns and events.