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In her keynote address to the 2024 NEA Representative Assembly, NEA President Becky Pringle urges educators to build on their organizing power to meet upcoming challenges.

Educators gather at annual ceremony to honor individuals creating lasting change.

NEA Aspiring Educators fully immerse themselves in trainings and celebrate the joys of becoming future teachers and union leaders.

Philadelphia, the site of the first meeting and founding of NEA in 1857, will host almost 7,000 delegates July 4–7.

“Right here in Florida, we will preserve and strengthen a democracy that was steeped in the power of ‘We the People,’” says NEA President.

Delegates rallied for the Freedom to Learn, applauded a passionate Teacher of the Year, and learned more about community schools on day three of the RA.

A growing chorus of diverse voices demand politicians stop banning books and politicizing public education.

Members shared how the Biden administration supported educators and students through three tough years, and received words of support from the President and First Lady.

Helena Donato-Sapp told the 2023 RA that she is a kid who will not be put down or held down.

A powerful lineup of speakers shared why they work to end disability discrimination, fight for justice for all people, and speak up for students and educators.