Sentence examples for community affiliate from inspiring English sources

They include groups like Working America (the community affiliate of the A.F.L.-C.I.O).

The aim is to enlist one million nonunion people to join the labor federation's new community affiliate, Working America.

Beginning in 2003 the labour group has begun quietly organising hundreds of thousands of unaffiliated people into Working America, which the federation calls the "community affiliate" of the AFL-CIO.

Recent CCI projects have included coordinating voter outreach programs for Americans Coming Together (ACT) in 2004 and for AFL-CIO's fast-growing community affiliate, Working America, which signed up close to a million new members in just over one year.

Over the course of five weeks in December and January, canvassers from the group's community affiliate, Working America, reached out to likely voters in households with earnings of $75,000 or less located in typically blue-collar neighborhoods near Cleveland and Pittsburgh.

What about the role of Working America, the community affiliate of the AFL-CIO, in this drive?

In 1947, the committee listed Odets as one of seventy-nine members of the film community affiliated with the Communist Party.

Although Cayley was born in England, his first seven years were spent in St .Petersburg, Russia, where his parents lived in a trading community affiliated with the Muscovy Company.

At the end of her husband's life, Ms. Gieg was spared these extreme options because she lives in Kendal at Hanover, a retirement community affiliated with Dartmouth Medical School that has become a laboratory for the slow medicine movement.

"I think the case points to the challenges we all face in understanding these issues," said Mr. Tseng, who added that the crime had prompted his organization, which has nearly 500 community affiliates nationwide, to establish a Newark chapter and a scholarship in Ms. Gunn's name.

Our study does not argue against a positive benefit of resident trainees to the sponsoring institution, the local community, affiliated academic health center, and the greater community [ 24].