CHI in the News

CHI’s advocacy and the broader movement for adjunct equity have received both local and national attention. These stories highlight the growing visibility of part-time faculty issues and the power of collective action in achieving meaningful change.

“We Deserve to Be Paid”

Source: NEA

This national feature highlights the realities of adjunct labor and the push for equal pay for equal work, emphasizing the role of organizing and advocacy in advancing equity across higher education. Featuring CHI President Crystal Huckabee.

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LBCC Adjunct Lawsuit Settlement

Source: Long Beach Post

This local coverage reports on the $18 million settlement involving adjunct faculty at Long Beach City College, marking a significant moment in the fight for fair compensation and recognition of unpaid labor.

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LBCC to Pay $18M to Settle Adjunct Lawsuit

Source: EdSource

This statewide coverage situates the settlement within broader conversations about adjunct labor, highlighting its impact across California and its role in advancing equity in higher education.

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Spring 2026 Newsletter

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