Staff at National Public Radio gathered in solidarity with ice-cold sweet treats on July 24 in celebration of the more than 500 SAG-AFTRA members who work there.
The NPR Ice Cream Social is an annual event sponsored by SAG-AFTRA. NPR employees in the Washington, D.C., New York and Los Angeles bureaus gathered as an effort to highlight the great work our union does and to show support for the greater NPR community on a hot summer's day.
The event provided an opportunity for non-members to meet and connect with union employees and staff to learn the benefits of joining SAG-AFTRA.
Photo: NPR Senior Producer and shop steward Lauren Migaki, left, and fellow newscaster and W-MA Local Board Member Jack Speer discuss the SAG-AFTRA/NPR Collective Bargaining Agreement at the SAG-AFTRA sponsored ice cream social.
NPR staff in Washington, D.C., excitedly wait in line for a cool treat sponsored by SAG-AFTRA.
NPR staff members engage in ice cream and conversation outside of the station’s D.C. headquarters.
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