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We are HOPE AFSCME Local 123
As HOPE AFSCME Local 123 members, we have the power to make a difference. By joining together, HOPE members have clout at the ballot box, in the halls of government and at the bargaining table. HOPE AFSCME Local 123 is one of the city’s most powerful advocates for working families in the city of Houston.
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What a Century of Black History Month Teaches Us About Today’s Fight for Working People
Child care affordability is a crisis we can solve.
Upcoming Events
March 2026 General Membership Meeting
AFL-CIO Union Hall
2506 Sutherland St.,
Houston, TX 77023
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Your HOPE Executive Board invites you to your March General Membership Meeting.
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April 2026 General Membership Meeting
AFL-CIO Union Hall
2506 Sutherland St.,
Houston, TX 77023
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https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88680368927
Your HOPE Executive Board invites you to your April General Membership Meeting.
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AFSCME National Updates
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As housing costs soar, workers are left out in the cold
Learn how AFSCME members are taking on the housing affordability crisis by flexing their union muscle.
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You can’t starve the public sector to excellence
Skip maintenance on your roof, and you shouldn’t be surprised when leaks appear. The same is true of government. If we want a high-functioning public sector—and we should—there is no shortcut.
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AFSCME members answer the call to demand respect and recognition for 911 dispatchers
AFSCME 911 dispatchers walked the halls of Congress this week to urge passage of a law that would reclassify 911 dispatchers.
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AFSCME members defend workplace protection for pregnant and postpartum COs
Public safety professionals are turning to AFSCME to build power at work, and advocate for safety on the job, better wages, good health care and a secure retirement.
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AFSCME child care provider warns of bad policies favoring billionaires over families
CSEA/AFSCME Local 1000 member Armett Newman joined a Families Over Billionaires event in Washington to say: It’s time we put working families first.
AFSCME members make America happen.
With members in hundreds of different occupations, AFSCME advocates for fairness in the workplace, excellence in public services and prosperity and opportunity for all working families.