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    • WIOA Youth Programs
      • Region 3 Youth Works!
      • Region 6 Youth Ready
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Joshua Sword, President
Andy Walters, Secretary-Treasurer
Vice Presidents
April Campbell - HRDF, Inc.
Claudette Karr - HRDE, Inc.
Bob Brown -- American Federation of Teachers
Joyce Gibson -- Service Employees International Union
Fred Albert- American Federation of Teachers
Gary Southall - United Food & Commercial Workers
Mike Caputo -- United Mine Workers of America

​Heather Anderson – United Steelworkers
​Chuck Parker -- International Union of Operating Engineers
Dan Doyle -- American Federation of Government Employees
Danny Poling -- International Union of Painters & Allied Trades
John Epperly -- WV State Building Trades
Jesse King- Laborers' International Union of North America
Elaine Harris -- Communications Workers of America
Joe Carter -- United Mine Workers of America
Brian Wedge - United Steelworkers

Who is the WV AFL-CIO?

We are a group of more than 575 affiliated unions joined together for the common cause of fairness for all workers. The future of the working men and women of America depends on a strong, united labor movement. The strength of that movement is in our numbers: thousands of men and women united, striving for the same common goals - fairness, justice, and equality in the workplace.
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The West Virginia AFL-CIO was created by a convention held in Huntington, West Virginia, in 1957, and was chartered by and affiliated with the national AFL-CIO. At this point, union workers in West Virginia became part of a vast number of union workers from across the nation, now numbering more than 12.2 million workers.

For more information, check out their website: West Virginia AFL-CIO (wvaflcio.org)
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