Are you a woman, trans, gender queer and/or gender variant member of CUPE 3903? Are you interested in attending Trans Feminist Action Caucus (TFAC) meetings next semester?
If you’re a TFAC member, make sure to sign up for the TFAC newsletter to stay connected with the community!
Do you want to share your availability privately to help with scheduling, or do you have questions about TFAC? You can email Océane Nyela, TFAC Co-Chair, at tfac.cupe3903@gmail.com.
The Executive Committee is giving notice that it will make pro-tem (temporary or interim) appointments to the following committee positions at its June 3rd meeting:...
The Executive Committee is giving notice that it will make pro-tem (temporary or interim) appointments to the following three Executive Committee positions at its June...
The Support Fund for Racialized Members who Experience Discrimination, Harassment, and Violence is now open for Summer 2025 applications! This important equity fund was won in our most recent...
Dear CUPE 3903 Members, We are writing this statement to address a matter that demands our collective attention and accountability. This matter has come to...
Bargaining for Unit 5 continues to unfold! As a reminder, Unit 5 is our newest unit here at CUPE 3903, representing workers at the Canadian...
To better serve our membership, CUPE 3903 is undergoing an email migration from Gmail to Outlook, with new email addresses all ending in “@cupe3903.org”. You...
The webpages and application forms for three key union funds are now available in French, thanks to the Bilingualism Representative from the Communications Committee! Trois fonds...
At today’s April 2025 General Membership Meeting (GMM), there were acclamations and by-elections for multiple committees that had vacancies. There were also elections for 2025...
Click here to see this statement as a PDF. The Faculties of the Future project was outlined publicly for the first time in a Discussion...
CUPE 3903 represents the contract faculty, teaching assistants, graduate assistants, and research assistants, part-time librarians and archivists, and Canadian Observatory on Homelessness workers at York University.