Skip Navigation
Take Action

Search

Contact Us
Great Public Schools Engaged Families & Communities School Health & Safety Recruit & Retain Educators Teacher Quality Student Assessments
Fair Pay & Benefits Union & Educator Voice Student Debt Support Inclusive Workplaces Resource Library
Just & Equitable Schools Student Engagement Professional Learning Leadership Development Conferences & Events
Action Center Protect Public Schools Racial & Social Justice Funding for Students & Schools Educator Pay & Benefits New From NEA
Become A Member Become a Community Ally Connect with Us Join a Campaign Donate
Our Mission, Vision, & Values Our Leaders Our Members Governance & Policies Partnerships Contact Us Grants & Funding
Press Releases
All News & Articles Topics NEA Today Magazines
Black teacher and student work together in school computer lab

Member Spotlight

Our Members Make a Difference
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.

Result List

Candace Shivers is an associate professor of sociology in Massachusetts
Member & Activist Spotlight

Candace Shivers: Sharing the Union Spirit

Candace Shivers, an associate professor of sociology and human services in Massachusetts, shares how NEA provides workers the opportunity to create positive change.
Stephanie Price is a teacher in Oklahoma City.
Member & Activist Spotlight

Stephanie Price: Putting Students First

Stephanie Price, a classroom teacher in Oklahoma City, shares has a vision for equitable schools that provide the best for all students.
Margaret Powell is a data manager in Wake Country, North Carolina
Member & Activist Spotlight

Margaret Powell: Finding a Home in NEA

Margaret Powell, a data manager in Wake County, North Carolina, found that engaging with other ESPs connected her with professional development opportunities and empowered her to advocate for her students.
Hugo Arreola is a high school computer lab technician in Phoenix, Arizona
Member & Activist Spotlight

Hugo Arreola: What Education Justice Means to Me

Hugo Arreola, a high school computer lab technician in Phoenix, Arizona, first realized the importance of education justice at a NEA conference. Since then, he has become an advocate for quality public education for all students.
Librarian leans over seated students at the library who are reading a book

Education News Relevant to You

We're here to help you succeed in your career, advocate for public school students, and stay up to date on the latest education news and trends. Browse stories by topic, access the latest issue of NEA Today magazine, and celebrate educators and public schools.
National Education Association logo

Great public schools for every student

About us
Partner with us
Advertise with us