
Teamsters Local 667
Memphis Strong — carrying the legacy of 1968
Powering · Labor Education

Auto, aerospace, agricultural implement, and beyond — the union that built the American middle class and won the 2023 Stand Up Strike.
The United Auto Workers — UAW — is one of the largest and most diverse unions in North America. Founded in Detroit in 1935 and headquartered at Solidarity House on East Jefferson Avenue, the UAW represents 400,000+ active and 580,000+ retired workers across the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.
UAW members work in auto manufacturing (Ford, GM, Stellantis, Toyota, Honda, Mercedes), aerospace, agricultural implement, gaming, higher education, healthcare, and public service — but the UAW’s historic core is the autoworkers who built the American middle class.
In 2023, the UAW launched the historic Stand Up Strike against Ford, GM, and Stellantis simultaneously — the first time the union had struck all three Big Three automakers at the same time. The result was a record contract that lifted wages, restored COLA, ended wage tiers, and reset the entire American labor conversation.
This page is built and maintained by the Union Strong Labor Education App — a free platform built by the labor movement, for the labor movement.
Or donate directly:

Created by Kevin Bradshaw