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The next generation of educators have their colleagues' backs: "We're coming in droves, we’re not backing down from any challenge, and we’re here to support you."

President Joe Biden calls the NEA one of the nation's "indispensable organizations." At the 100th NEA RA, the nearly 8,000 delegates made it clear they are ready to use that influence and stature to transform public education.

The measure establishes task force and seeks to partner with allies to continue advancing education justice.

The fate of American democracy, whether it holds fast or crumbles, depends upon an educated citizenry, NEA Executive Director Kim Anderson told NEA Representative Assembly delegates on Thursday.

This year’s winners of the NEA Human and Civil Rights Awards are making a difference.

At the 2021 virtual Annual Meeting, NEA-Retired members were fired up and ready to take action.

The combination of art and activism took center stage at NEA’s 2021 Conference on Social and Racial Justice—and rightfully so.

Members of NEA’s Aspiring Educators (AE) program had much to show for during the 2021 Aspiring Educator’s Conference!

The power of voice has long been one of the bedrocks of unionism, with just one voice often being enough to change the course of events—and proving this claim is Greta Thunberg, a Swedish environmental activist who in 2018 sat alone, outside the Swedish Parliament, to call for stronger action on climate change.

NEA’s aspiring educators have shown once again they will be a generation to lead us to a more just society, as proven by the content and character in the group’s first-ever Aspiring Educator (AE) 2020 Virtual Conference.