The AAUP office reopened on September 7, 2021. Contact information for all staff, including those working remotely or on a hybrid schedule, is available here.
Complete information on past webinars, including recordings that members can access, is here.
Information for prospective delegates to the 2022 AAUP Conference and Biennial Meeting and the chapter and section leaders who are coordinating those delegates' election and registration.
The AAUP is pleased to host a webinar offered by Faculty First Responders, a program that monitors right-wing attacks on academics and provides resources to help faculty members and administrators respond.
Join us for a conversation about the origins of academic freedom, the current threats to academic freedom posed by “divisive concepts” legislation, and how these most recent attacks fit within the larger anti-Black political agenda in America.
A meeting of the AAUP's national council.
The AAUP is pleased to host a webinar offered by our coalition partner, the African American Policy Forum, about working with the faculty senate to fight educational gag orders barring the teaching of "divisive concepts."
Do you want to grow your AAUP chapter? Have you ever wondered how your chapter can organize to make lasting changes to the status-quo on campus? This webinar discusses how you can grow your chapter’s membership and build power through issue organizing, as well as best practices for developing chapter leaders, building an organizing committee, and how person-to-person organizing will help you identify and tackle pressing issues your colleagues care about.
A meeting of the AAUP's national Council.
In this training for chapter and conference leaders, we’ll give an overview of a media program, discuss amplifying your message, compiling press lists, building relationships, sending press releases, and general messaging best practices. We’ll also go over spokesperson best practices and techniques.
This webinar is intended for chapters and conferences that are beginning or restarting a media outreach program. Register here (login required).
This training will give an overview of running an effective state-level lobbying program. We’ll also discuss legislation we are seeing in many states that seeks to restrict teaching about race and history. It is intended for chapter and conference leaders who are interested in starting or jumpstarting a state-level lobbying program.
Leaders of collective bargaining chapters are invited to share their work on campus and learn from other AAUP chapter leaders. Register.
