Across the country and overseas, in all professional roles and career stages, NEA educators and allies make our schools and communities worthy of our students.
April is the mother of two boys that are on the autism spectrum and a paraprofessional in Virginia—she knows first-hand what an underfunded IDEA looks like.
Jocelyn is an education support professional and union leader in North Carolina who understands the vital role ESPs play in the education of our students.
Melanie is an educator from Tennessee who used her personal experiences and her story to convey the importance of an educator's voice when decisions are being made.
Like many educators, Sean had student loan debt and found navigating the process a little overwhelming, but thanks to his union he saved big.
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