Something important you need to know about Dallas News Guild and what I can do for you — under federal law.

Here are all the news reports so far about our movement.

On Aug. 10, we counted our union authorization cards at the park across the street from our newspaper. Then we delivered more than 400 letters of community support to our publisher.

Our introductory video shows our fun spirit!

Civil rights leaders joined Dallas News Guild members this week to celebrate the official filing of nearly 100 union authorization cards for The Dallas Morning News and Al Día Dallas.

It was a momentous day as the Dallas News Guild gathered outside the newspaper building to celebrate filing with the National Labor Relations Board.

Former Star-Telegram editorial writer Roger Summers tells why he supports the Dallas News Guild.

Dallas News Guild announces celebration party for Monday, Aug. 10.

After management denies us voluntary recognition, Dallas News Guild reacts to the company’s decision to hold a union election.

Dallas Morning News and Al Día subscribers say they support our Dallas News Guild. And they say why.

Something special and quite unexpected is happening at @DallasNewsGuild.

Citing their respect and devotion to the historic Dallas Morning News – the oldest continuously operated business in Texas – journalists throughout the newspaper have taken a major step toward forming a union.

Allow us to introduce ourselves with words never said before: We are the Dallas News Guild, and we are making history.

A growing trend of unionization in the newspaper industry has arrived in Dallas. Media organizations across the U.S. are doing this.

Who created “right to work” as a phrase and and a key concept of the anti-union movement?

We did.