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Lobby Night

We’re partying for smaller class sizes! Join us to learn more about the issue and get expert tips on writing effective letters to your legislators who can pass legislation to help. Share letter writing intel with your local Aspiring Educators chapter and get REALLY loud! Special treats for the chapter generating the most letters.

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MSEA’S 36th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration

Join us on January 16 for Making Good Trouble: Marching for Change, the 36th Annual MSEA Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration. The celebration, though virtual, will feature aspects of the live event enjoyed by past attendees, including student performances and a keynote address focusing on issues facing communities of color and MSEA’s role in […]

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Minority Affairs Committee Leadership Cohort Training - Second Session

We need strong leaders to help move our schools and communities to safer, more equitable, more empowered places where everyone is welcomed and respected. The 2020 Minority Affairs Committee Leadership Cohort Training features leadership, coalition-building, and racial justice training grounded in diversity, inclusion and equity—providing critical knowledge and skills that will define each participant’s leadership […]

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Minority Affairs Committee Leadership Cohort Training - First Session

We need strong leaders to help move our schools and communities to safer, more equitable, more empowered places where everyone is welcomed and respected. The 2020 Minority Affairs Committee Leadership Cohort Training features leadership, coalition-building, and racial justice training grounded in diversity, inclusion and equity—providing critical knowledge and skills that will define each participant’s leadership […]

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Women’s Concerns Committee Leadership Cohort Training - Second Session

MSEA’s new Women’s Concerns Committee Leadership Cohort Training focuses on power, purpose, and platform through a year-long leadership development program. Training requires attendance to three virtual or in-person trainings and continuous program engagement throughout the year. Attendance at the first session of this three-part series is required. Questions? Contact Neysa Condron at [email protected].

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Women’s Concerns Committee Leadership Cohort Training - First Session

MSEA’s new Women’s Concerns Committee Leadership Cohort Training focuses on power, purpose, and platform through a year-long leadership development program. Training requires attendance to three virtual or in-person trainings and continuous program engagement throughout the year. Please note: 35% of participants will be new activists to the work of the union. This training is primarily, […]

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How to Be An Anti-Racist Educator Part 2

In this session we will build on the foundational concepts we explored in part 1, like how to talk about race, what it means to be anti-racist, and how our own biases affect us. The goal of this second session will be to achieve a deeper understanding with an emphasis on what actions we can […]

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Racial Justice in Education Workshop

Study how to create more just and effective learning environments at one of MSEA’s free Racial Justice in Education trainings to be held across the state from May through September. All workshops are free for members. You’ll learn how to speak about and apply racial equity at your school or worksite, heighten your awareness on the […]

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Introduction to Social Justice

MSEA’s Human and Civil Rights Committee will be hosting an Introduction to Social Justice training. The training will help members draw the connection between achieving social justice in education and realizing academic success for all students. The interactive training will lay the foundation for social justice work by teaching educators to create more just and […]
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