Championing Diversity, Equity, and Safe Working Conditions For All
We are an extension of the community we serve, including people of color, disabled people, and trans and non-binary people.
Our Vision
We, the workers of The Trevor Project, are dedicated to creating a world where all LGBTQ+ young people see a bright future for themselves.
The Trevor Project has strayed away from its values and vision. Over the past months and
years, our staff members have called into question the leadership and priorities of the
organization. Trevor’s vision is at the heart of our unionization, and we believe only union representation will
ensure our voices are heard and demands achieved. A union contract would set clear, safe, and
equitable conditions of staff employment, protect staff members from retaliation, and ensure
equitable treatment for all.
Our BIPOC Vision Statement
The BIPOC Caucus’ vision is to cultivate a workplace culture that is dedicated to centering BIPOC issues, anti-racism, and equitable employment practices while fostering an environment of belonging. BIPOC people have autonomy and power over our own lives and futures. Our collective joy, gifts, stories, and cultural ancestral practices are the life force that weaves our communities together. We can and will be our whole selves without fear of retaliation or institutionalized violence. White supremacy must be abolished on all fronts.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the union is us! A union is an organization of employees coming together for a collective voice in our workplace. Once we vote for a union, all of us at The Trevor Project will be our own chapter, commonly known as a “shop.” While we will join a larger network of unions, our Trevor members will decide together what we want in our contract. We will sit at the bargaining table and negotiate with management. WE will elect our coworkers to represent us and guide us forward. WE are the union!
No one pays a penny in dues until union contracts are ratified. Dues are only 1.3%, or $1.30 per $100 you earn. Union dues fund crucial union operations like contract negotiations and enforcement, legal expertise, and member support, organizing, and advocacy. Union dues do not come out of any pre-tax deductions such as your 403B, FSA, etc, nor do they come out of any bonuses, or overtime pay.
