The CWA, or Communications Workers of America, is a labor union in the United States that represents workers in various sectors, including telecommunications, media, and public service. Founded in 1938, the CWA advocates for workers' rights, fair wages, and better working conditions. It plays a significant role in collective bargaining and supports its members through various services and resources. The CWA is affiliated with the AFL-CIO, a larger federation of labor unions. The union also engages in political activism, promoting policies that benefit workers and their families. Through its efforts, the CWA aims to improve the quality of life for its members and strengthen the labor movement as a whole.