Member Spotlight

A powerful and honest video titled “Break the Myth,” created by students in the RISE and SAIL special education programs at North Kingstown High School with their volunteer Peer Partners, guided by their teachers.

Brian Nelson, NEA South Kingstown, is running for the open position of NEA Director

Sarah Stringer, BWEA, is running for the open position of NEA Director

Lisa Nichols, Ph.D. encourages younger members to get active in their union and take a seat at the table.

If NEARI is going to be successful in supporting its members, it must have a strong and robust political program.

Aspiring Educator reflects on her attendance at the 2023 NEA RA.

David Koutsogiane has worked as a correctional officer and a teacher, but he told the RI Senate he never felt as nervous as when he was testifying before them. Here he reflects on the importance of that testimony.

Many Rhode Island families have individuals with special needs within them. Whether intellectual, physical or mental health-related disability, it affects the family dynamic.

Amber Myrrh Ingram, an ESL elementary school teacher in Orange, New Jersey, shares why integrating LGBTQ+ history and rights into curriculum is essential to the wellbeing of students, families, and educators.