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Price Jimerson: NEA is a Family
Price Jimerson, an aspiring educator at Eastern Washington University, has already learned about the support system the union provides.
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Josh Thompson: Education Justice Provides a More Effective Education
Josh Thompson, a high school English teacher in Blacksburg, Virginia, envisions an education system that actively advocates for social and racial justice.
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Candace Shivers: Sharing the Union Spirit
Candace Shivers, an associate professor of sociology and human services in Massachusetts, shares how NEA provides workers the opportunity to create positive change.
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Georgia Flowers-Lee: Raising Our Collective Voices
Georgia Flowers-Lee, a special education teacher in California, shares why she believes the union plays an essential role in protecting workers.
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Angie Powers: Why I Advocate for Education Justice
Angie Powers, a high school English teacher from Kansas City, has learned to speak up when she sees examples of social and racial injustice.
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Enrique Farrera: Helping Students Realize Their Dreams
Enrique Farrera, an academic advisor and career coach in Portland, Oregon, works with students to transform their lives for the better.
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Stephanie Price: Putting Students First
Stephanie Price, a classroom teacher in Oklahoma City, shares has a vision for equitable schools that provide the best for all students.
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Margaret Powell: Finding a Home in NEA
Margaret Powell, a data manager in Wake County, North Carolina, found that engaging with other ESPs connected her with professional development opportunities and empowered her to advocate for her students.
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Danica Moore: Collaboration is Key to Education Justice
Danica Moore, a district equity facilitator and equity curriculum coach in Lawrence, Kansas, describes how collaboration can help educators to create a more inclusive and diverse curriculum.
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Hugo Arreola: What Education Justice Means to Me
Hugo Arreola, a high school computer lab technician in Phoenix, Arizona, first realized the importance of education justice at a NEA conference. Since then, he has become an advocate for quality public education for all students.
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