2021 NEA Representative Assembly Looks Ahead to New Challenges and Opportunities
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.
Watch President Biden at the RA
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden join NEA’s Representative Assembly to thank educators across the country.
NEA Honors Disability Rights Activist Judith Heumann
After fighting for her own education and career, Judith Heumann devoted her life to advocating for the rights of individuals with disabilities, improving life for millions of marginalized children and adults.
Calling for a Joyous and Just Education for All
In her RA address, National Teacher of the Year Juliana Urtubey thanked delegates for setting the course for educators nationwide.
This year’s winners of the NEA Human and Civil Rights Awards are making a difference.
In her keynote address, Becky Pringle says the resilience, dedication, and expertise educators have shown during the pandemic can now help transform public education.
‘When we work collectively, remain aware of our purpose, and walk with intentionality, we can build a better world for the students we love,’ says Kimberly Scott-Hayden.
‘I never miss an opportunity to talk to my students about whether education may be their calling,’ says Julius Thomas, a counselor at Rio Hondo College in California.
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