Nationwide, educators continue to face an unprecedented number of book challenges. But when access to these books are lost, student lose valuable opportunities to develop empathy and feel included.

"Together, in partnership with parents, families, community leaders and partners we can act on behalf of our young people so they can witness courage and power in action as we create a safer and more just world for them and the generations to come."

NEA's president honors distinguished educators, fights for educators' rights in Florida, and shares a resource to help us understand and better serve students with autism.

NEA's president travels to Florida to defend the freedom to learn and champions diverse books.

Follow President Becky Pringle on her three-day journey to learn about the work of education unions in Israel and Palestine.

NEA's president spreads some Read Across America joy, shares some inspirational verse for poetry month, and speaks out for academic freedom.

NEA's president celebrates public education's wins in the November midterms, outlines some of her intentions for 2023, and shares who she's following on social media. Check out her latest column from the pages of the NEA Today magazine January 2023 issue.