Joe Biden addresses RA delegates and answers NEA members’ questions on day 2 of the Representative Assembly.

Kansas preschool teacher Tabatha Rosproy exhorts delegates to “elevate the voices of the unheard” in their union and in their school communities.

COVID-19 and the murder of George Floyd  have become windows through which we’ve seen how our leaders respond to crisis, says Andrea Beeman.

Elizabeth Davenport, a professor at Alabama State University, talks about the future of HBCUs, the value of mentoring, and why she’s a hard grader.

We are in the midst of a “movement moment” Kim Anderson told delegates delegates, and we must continue to play an active role.

‘Because nothing, absolutely nothing, not even a global pandemic, is going to stop the National Education Association from doing its work,’ says NEA President.

“We are called on to act. What will you do for your colleagues; your students; the families you love; the communities where you live?”

“I can think of no one better to remind us of our responsibility to preserve and protect democracy at this time, and especially in celebration of the 100^th anniversary of women winning the right to cast the vote, than Stacey Abrams,” says NEA President.

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