IBEW Local 401 organizer Jillian Nahman talks about the rise in women entering electrical trades bit.ly/4txHXm0

At the recent Baltimore City State of the City address, IBEW Local Union 24 first-year apprentice Kenyona Whitaker took the stage to share her incredible journey into the electrical trade. www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYIL...

From Davis-Bacon penalties to OSHA violations, enforcement of labor law has virtually disappeared under the Trump administration. bit.ly/4s8NCh8

This #IBEW local is showing how solidarity and generosity can make a real difference for children and families in need. bit.ly/4tjXWnA

“Understanding the importance of politics and unions and understanding there are people out there who want to take away our collective bargaining rights, I felt a calling from what I learned" - #IBEW Local 1483 Member Danny Begley bit.ly/41AyVIV

The future is bright for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, but on Thursday, it looked more like a sisterhood bit.ly/4sFGhH9

"We’ve got a wide range of views in the IBEW. And everyone has the right to their own opinion. What I care about is this. Will you stand up and fight for the IBEW?” #IBEW Int. Secretary-Treasurer Paul Noble 2026 Broadcasting, Manufacturing, and Telecommunications Conference

"I’ve talked many times about my goal of one million members, but we won’t get there without our members in broadcasting, manufacturing, and telecommunications." - #IBEW Int. Pres. Kenny Cooper 2026 Broadcasting, Manufacturing, and Telecommunications Conference

Congratulations to #IBEW Local 915 member @briannathan4fl.bsky.social on his election to the Florida State Senate. When union members run for office, working families win.

“Our members at CBS and this union deserve to hear about decisions that affect their livelihoods with proper notice, not in headlines the same day they’re being shown the door" #IBEW Pres. Kenny Cooper bit.ly/4rNPJqE

"Construction workers on data center projects currently earn an average of about $81,800 annually —roughly 32% more than those on non-data center builds—according to data from Skillit, an AI-powered hiring platform for construction workers." bit.ly/4c5f8GD

Women have been part of the #IBEW almost since its founding. Here’s how the earliest sisters helped shape our union. bit.ly/4uEP5OG #WomensHistoryMonth

Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day!

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Congratulations to all the #IBEW members working at Ingall's Shipyard who just approved a new contract with the largest pay raise in company history. bit.ly/4lt13Hd

This #WomensHistoryMonth we celebrate the contributions of working women to the #IBEW. Women like Julia S. O'Connor, the first head of the IBEW's telecommunications department.

“Deregulation, offshoring and union busting decimated jobs...Factories closed, railroads consolidated, and telecom companies shed their workforce. But for the first time in years, we have the chance to build back IBEW power in these industries.” bit.ly/47FQYAO

"Only around 3% of electricians are women. Cara Siegel and Kendall Townsend are two of them, and they’re shattering glass ceilings." www.wcia.com/news/champai...

When foreign countries break the rules, American workers pay the price. Trade Adjustment Assistance helped them get back on their feet—until Congress let it expire in 2022. The #IBEW supports @replindasanchez.bsky.social 's bill to restore and expand TAA bit.ly/3N5sVo3

Who was the first woman member of the #IBEW? Watch to find out. #WomensHistoryMonth

The 2025 #IBEW Photo Contest winners are here. Check out the top three, plus all the honorable mentions. bit.ly/4ssvQpJ

This #womeninconstructionweek we recognize #IBEW sisters who help power North America. Sisters like Elaine McGuire who are helping to open up opportunities for women in the industry. bit.ly/4smLVNB

MARYLAND MEMBERS: Prevailing wage is under attack. Contact your state legislators and urge them to vote NO on SB 675 and HB 997. Together, we can protect prevailing wages and defend IBEW standards. actionnetwork.org/letters/prot...

Illinois is setting new standards when it comes to energy, passing legislation that will invest in new energy production, while promoting good, union jobs. bit.ly/4rU8CJu

This #WomenInConstructionWeek we recognize the contributions of #IBEW sisters who help power North America

“I hear [President Trump’s] calls for energy jobs and the economy and new jobs and working, but I hope it extends to all power generation." - Thomas Kilday, #IBEW Local 99 bit.ly/4r0DNkJ

Looking for a change? Looking for a high-skilled career you can support a family on? Check out the #IBEW. ibewyes.org

“What makes our partnership exceptional is that it’s born out of the ashes of a difficult and stressful relationship that had not served anyone well." - Travis Eri, Business Manager IBEW Local 125 bit.ly/4s1xLRQ

From a segregated Mississippi factory to the front lines of labor and civil rights, Charlie Horhn’s life proves what solidarity can achieve. “The union and the Civil Rights Movement made me the man that I am,” Horhn said: bit.ly/4aCG0wz #BlackHistoryMonth

Apprenticeships are the future, so listen to the inaugural episode of the Clean Technology Training Trust’s “Apprenticeships WORK!” podcast to find out how the IBEW is leading the way. bit.ly/3MDwAch

Happy #valentinesday to all our #IBEW brothers and sisters.

#IBEW member Zen Stewart knows firsthand that career paths aren’t linear. Hers hasn’t been. Today, the 34-year-old is an electrician in Raleigh, North Carolina — a construction wireman level four, to be exact. That would’ve surprised her younger self. bit.ly/4kzvXgD

"We call on President Trump to reverse his decision on halting the Gateway Hudson Tunnel project and immediately release funding so hardworking building trades members can get back to work modernizing the infrastructure America needs.” bit.ly/4adngVM

For IBEW Local 24 member - and MD state senator - Cory McCray, an IBEW apprenticeship wasn't just a good career move. It changed his life. Now he's got a new book detailing his own story and how apprenticeships can change young lives across the nation. bit.ly/4tJ6lSG

After decades of decline, nuclear power is on the verge of a revival in North America. And that means #IBEW jobs. bit.ly/4chEpib

Altoona #IBEW Local 2273 member James Burley didn’t just celebrate 30 years of marriage — he saved his wife’s life. Thanks to CPR training, James acted immediately when his wife went into cardiac arrest. Training saves lives. bit.ly/4aaGLNf

It's crucial that we talk to students early about opportunities in the trades. cw33.com/news/local/f...

This #BlackHistoryMonth, we celebrate the many contributions of Black #IBEW in helping make us the union we are today.

The construction industry is booming in Quebec. Here's how Canadian #IBEW members can take advantage of it. bit.ly/3ZMhOTt

In the 20s, breaking into the electrical industry wasn’t easier for Black Americans. But Sam Taylor did it In 1922, he founded Taylor Electric—the first Black-owned construction company in Chicago and now one of the oldest IBEW signatory contractors nationwide. #BlackHistoryMonth

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“Reports of IBEW line crews being turned away from helping Nashville recover from the ongoing winter storm are unequivocally false." #IBEW Tenth Dist. Vice Pres. Brent Hall

"What happened in Minneapolis was not just a tragedy but an injustice. We call on Pres. Trump to de-escalate, fully account for Saturday’s shooting, and work with local officials to protect everyone’s rights and safety." #IBEW bit.ly/4bRHy8f

We're seeing record lows across the country. Protect yourself this week.

It’s cold and icy out there—so let’s take a moment to thank the linemen working 24/7 to keep the lights on and our communities safe. ❄️

It's time! Cast your #IBEW Photo Contest vote now. You don't need to be a member to vote. Open through Jan. 30 bit.ly/4pNCeGd

A major winter storm could impact over half the nation. Huge thanks to our linemen ready to work through ice and freezing temperatures to keep the lights on and homes warm. 👷‍♂️⚡❄️