Earlier exploration · superseded by the current demo

A website that works between negotiations—and when the stakes rise.

These are working concepts, not finished branding. They explore the two jobs a local union website can do best: help members quickly and give educators a clear public voice.

The Ukiah street clock in downtown Ukiah, California — The Ukiah street clock, downtown

State Street in downtown Ukiah, California — State Street, downtown Ukiah

Winter vineyard beneath oak hills in the Ukiah Valley — Ukiah Valley vineyards

Photos: Sarah Stierch, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0 / CC0)

Concept 01Member-first

Member Service Desk

One clear place to start.

Calm, practical and useful every day: help requests, contract navigation, rights, representatives and current updates.

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Concept 02Public voice

Bargaining & Community Voice

Clear updates. Shared purpose.

A stronger public posture for bargaining, community education, verified timelines and calls to action.

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Concept 03Adaptive hybrid

Calm every day · Ready when it counts

One site. Both jobs.

The recommended launch: a member-service foundation with an approved bargaining module that activates when needed—shaped by UTA’s own draft structure.

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