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Bargaining & Advocacy Grants

NEA’s Collective Bargaining and Member Advocacy Department (CBMA) awards grants to affiliates to design and implement student-centered initiatives through collective bargaining or other forms of advocacy.

Grants made through the Collective Bargaining and Member Advocacy Department support affiliate work all over the United States.

Affiliates have used these grants to make collective bargaining a more transparent process, support students away from the bargaining table, join the Red for Ed movement, bargain for the Common Good, and advocate for the schools our students deserve. Resources for your application are available in the downloads section below. 

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Student-Centered Bargaining and Advocacy Grant Application Process

Before you begin:

  1. Download a copy of the Blank Student-Centered Advocacy Application to familiarize yourself and gather all required information.
  2. Make sure you have an electronic copy of your Affiliate’s completed IRS W-9 Form available on your computer. You will be required to upload it before submitting your online application.
  3. To submit your Affiliate's completed W-9, please click here. Within the capture form, please make sure to select the appropriate Center/Department to whom your affiliate is submitting a grant request.

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