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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.

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Terry Jess is a social studies teacher in Washington
Member & Activist Spotlight

Terry Jess: Finding Allies and Supporters With NEA

Terry Jess, a social studies teacher in Washington, shares how NEA connects advocates and provides experiences that are helpful to educators, no matter where they are in their journey.
Marcia MacKey is an associate professor of sport management and aquatics in Michigan
Member & Activist Spotlight

Marcia MacKey: We Have to Be Involved

Marcia MacKey, an associate professor of sport management and aquatics in Michigan, shares how the union has worked with her and other educators to provide professional, political, and personal support.
Tinisha Shaw is a curriculum facilitator and test coordinator in Greensboro, North Carolina
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Tinisha Shaw: We Must Uplift Unheard Student Voices

Tinisha Shaw, a curriculum facilitator and test coordinator in Greensboro, North Carolina, believes that inclusion in the classroom means allowing every student to see themselves as leaders.
Amber Spradlin is a teacher in Oklahoma
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Amber Spradlin: How I Became Involved in Politics

Amber Spradlin, a teacher in Oklahoma, had never been involved with an election before. Then, with the Oklahoma Education Association, she helped get a new congressional representative in office.
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