AFT New Jersey members gathered Friday and Saturday to talk about legislative priorities and political action. Attendees heard from Gubernatorial candidates Phil Murphy, Jim Johnson, John Wisniewski, and Seth Kaper-Dale, participated in workshops with their peers from across the state and made plans to take action.
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