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Maggie Gannon: The Power of Collective Bargaining
Maggie Gannon, a 2nd grade teacher in Virginia, has seen the difference a union can make.
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Ashanti Rankin: Helping Students to Understand Themselves
Ashanti Rankin, a middle school paraprofessional in New Jersey, feels a public-school setting is where he can make the biggest difference, for his students and his community.
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Alexandria M. Toay: Understanding the Full Education Environment
Alexandria M. Toay, an aspiring educator at Elmhurst College, shares how NEA took her teacher prep program to the next level.
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Sam Ball: People Power Makes Public Education Work
Sam Ball, a math teacher in North Carolina, believes it is time to reshape the way the average person thinks about education.
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Fakhra Shah: Justice From Within
Fakhra Shah, a high school teacher in San Francisco, California, works with NEA and her community to fight for justice.
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Andrea Beeman: Building Solidarity Across School Districts
Andrea Beeman, ESP of the Year and a special education paraprofessional in Ohio, served as the president of her local, working across the district to cultivate solidarity and build member confidence.
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Tucker Quetone: Transforming Local Education Systems With NEA
Tucker Quetone, a high school English teacher in Minnesota, works with NEA and other educators to make his school district more inclusive.
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Gloria Pereyra-Robertson: Finding Resources for Authentic Diversity
Gloria Pereyra-Robertson, 2017 Oregon State Teacher of the Year, had difficulty finding educational resources that spoke authentically to her students. With NEA, she found what she was looking for.
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Marilyn Warner: Teaching Is All I Ever Wanted to Do
Marilyn Warner became an educator in the 1960s and has been passionate about the profession ever since.
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Kimberly Eckert: I Became a Teacher to Help People Find Their Power
Kimberly Eckert, 2018 Louisiana Teacher of the Year, became a teacher to help every student thrive.
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