✊🏾 #Solidarity with educators across the U.S. who are rallying to defend their schools and their democracy.

Education unions from all over the world will always stand together against tyrants to protect the right to education.

@neatoday.bsky.social @neapresident.bsky.social @daveswords.bsky.social

Congress is back in Washington this week. That means they need to hear from library advocates like YOU who care about federal funding for libraries.

Use our easy tool and script to call your members of Congress and tell them to protect library funding: bit.ly/CallCongressForLibraries

We are suing Linda McMahon and the U.S. Dept. of Education.

Recent cuts to the Education Department’s workforce and programs are unacceptable and illegal. Our students deserve better. bit.ly/41VsQqp

I’m not saying AI is evil — god forbid I be that moralistic and clear — I’m saying it is worse than that. It’s MID. Too mid to do much more than externalize some risk, produce some mid documents, and accelerate climate risk as a cute little benefit.

Use NEA's state-by-state, program-by-program guide to identify the local impact of programs that may be cut and how they may impact students, families, and educators in your state and community. www.nea.org/resource-lib...

#NH educators won't be silent as anti-public education politicians attack our students, our schools, and our communities. Read our statement on today's Executive Order here: neanh.org/2025/03/20/p... #ProtectStudents

One of the top searches on Google about the Dept of Ed is "What does the US Dept of Education do" and that, in my opinion, is why we are where we are right now. The vast majority of Americans don't know or understand all the big and small mechanisms put in place, making life bearable for them.

Donald Trump today issued an executive order calling for the U.S. Department of Education to be dismantled and ceasing many of its activities.

Here's how that will harm students: www.nea.org/nea-today/al...

GREAT NEWS! The full #NHHouse just voted "Inexpedient to Legislate" on HB 283. Thanks to the 30,000+ Granite Staters who spoke up and took action to protect public education that inspires students’ natural curiosity, imagination, and love of learning! #NHPolitics

Dismantling the U.S. Department of Education would hurt all students—especially those from lower-income families and students with disabilities—by cutting essential services, increasing class sizes, and slashing civil rights protections.

95% of students with disabilities learn in public schools. The Dept. of Education ensures they get the support they need. Eliminating it would deepen inequalities and harm students nationwide.

Dismantling the Department of Education means defunding programs that feed, educate, and protect our most vulnerable students. NEA’s latest story breaks down the devastating impact this would have on students, families, and communities: https://bit.ly/3Ct46Nz