The NEA Fund has a new look and a renewed mission. With all of the challenges and opportunities we're going to face in the coming year, members need to lead the way by making their voices heard.
Share your story and your ideas about what we need to do to bring real change for students, education professionals, and our public education system.
NEA members elected pro-education lawmakers in 2008 and put our agenda front and center in Washington. Now we have an unprecedented opportunity to make the public investments we know are crucial for students, education professionals, and the future of our country.
Chances like this don't come around often. But if we stand together, we can win crucial legislative battles -- from health care to full funding for public education.
As educators, we know that successful teaching and learning can only happen in healthy classrooms. Our top legislative priority this Fall is a real solution to America's health care crisis – one that guarantees affordable health care to all Americans while protecting the benefits of education professionals across the country from unnecessary taxes.
The NEA Fund is getting ready to make a big impact in the year ahead. But first, we need to hear from you.
Take part in a short online questionnaire and tell us what issues matter to you.
Ask Christi Hillis why she’s an NEA Fund member, and she’ll eloquently explain that being involved politically is just an extension of her role as a high school health teacher...
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After attending Oregon’s representative assembly for OEA members, Rosenfeld began to see that her impact in politics could extend beyond her local district...
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She lives and works in the Oregon’s capitol city of Salem. But clear across the country in our nation’s capitol, Leslie Lindberg-Harper knows she has a voice in Washington...
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Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) has long championed the NEA-supported cause of mandatory full funding for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), working to fulfill the Congressional pledge made...
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In July 2009, Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) led the charge to defeat an NEA-opposed amendment to divert $100 million from Teacher Quality State Grants to boost funding for the NEA-opposed Teacher Incentive Fund....
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Congresswoman Judy Biggert (R-IL) has been a consistent and vocal opponent of private school voucher schemes which drain needed resources from public education.
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Keep our momentum going and ensure America's commitment to public education.
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