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NEA Today Past Issues

NEA Today Past Issues
NEA publishes NEA Today, NEA Today for Aspiring Educators, and NEA Today for Retired Members, magazines focused on the issues and interests of K-12, aspiring, and retired educators. Browse our archives.

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Cover NEA Today October 2024

NEA Today, October 2024

In this issue, find out how the future of public education depends on your vote this November. Discover best practices for teaching in the age of AI, and decode your students’ latest slang words.
NEA Today for NEA-Retired Members, August 2024

NEA Today for NEA-Retired Members, August 2024

In our latest issue, NEA-Retired members are super-voters. Find out how your retired colleagues are getting out the vote and how you can take action. Plus, the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, segregation efforts are growing.
Cover of August 2024 NEA Today

NEA Today, August 2024

In our latest issue, NEA members share how they've taken control of the clock and gained back time in their workday. Plus how you can bargain for even more! And, we've heard you're struggling with student behavior issues. This issue explores the problem, and short and long-term solutions, and ways your Union can help.
NEA Today May 2024 Cover

NEA Today, May 2024

In our latest issue, educators get personal about the need for more bathroom breaks. Find out how NEA locals can provide relief. And some good news! Unions are on a winning streak, defeating far-right school board candidates across the country. You’ll also meet the 2024 ESP of the Year and get inspired by educators who are taking action against systemic racism.
NEA Today-Retired, May 2024

NEA Today for NEA-Retired Members, May 2024

In our latest issue, former educators share how they find a sense of belonging in retirement. And, if you are caring for aging parents, you’ll hear from experts about how to manage stress, share responsibilities, and cherish this precious time. Plus, you’ll meet Oregon retirees who helped Portland teachers strike and win!
NEA Today for Aspiring Educators 2024 Cover

NEA Today for Aspiring Educators, 2024

In this issue, find out how NEA Aspiring Educators are taking action to end gun violence on college campuses and how you can join their efforts. Plus, learn how you can take a stand against book bans, use your talents to advocate for students and public schools, and help get out the vote for this year's pivotal 2024 presidential election.
NEA Today January 2024 Cover

NEA Today, January 2024

On Nov. 30, 2021, Michigan high school teacher Melissa Gibbons became part of a group she never wanted to join: school shooting survivors. Melissa shares her story in the latest issue of NEA Today, as we explore the complex issue of gun violence and meet educators who are making a difference in their schools. Together, we can change this.
October 2023 NEA Today Cover

NEA Today, October 2023

In our October issue of NEA Today, we have educators' and students' backs, from shining a light on the mental health crisis in our rural communities, to keeping educators safe from physical harm in the classroom, to advocating for students with disabilities, and more. Learn how educators are making math more relevant, why we can't judge schools based on rankings, and how education support professionals are getting free of student loan debt.

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The National Education Association (NEA), the nation's largest professional employee organization, is committed to advancing the cause of public education. NEA's 3 million members work at every level of education—from pre-school to university graduate programs. NEA has affiliate organizations in every state and in more than 14,000 communities across the United States.