We need a be continuously building a movement of pro-public education supporters to stand up and take action if we’re going to continue winning for our students and schools. Unfortunately, most people will not get involved unless they are asked, and that’s where you come in. Learn the strategies and tactics on how to effectively reach out to your network and ask them to get involved while empowering and compelling them to take action. Read more

Mobilize America helps you stay up to date on the events being held by your favorite organizations so you can easily stay involved and informed. Learn how you can find and sign up for events & actions that interest you and then share them with your network. Read more

Professional Learning Mental Health Awareness Educator Burnout Prevention In this course, you will explore teacher burnout, practical strategies to combat it, and how to prioritize well-being. Burnout does not just impact you. You will learn about its impact on colleagues, students, and the learning system.  This course will provide valuable insights into identifying early warning signs, fostering resilience, creating supportive school environments, managing time efficiently, and building a sense of purpose and meaning in your teaching journey. Read more

Professional Learning Artificial Intelligence in Education Educators and Students at the Center of Education   This course is about the vital role educators play in the age of AI. While technology is changing fast, the heart of teaching is still human. Teaching is built on connection, collaboration, and empathy. Educators help decide how AI is used, from shaping school policies to making day-to-day classroom choices, so it stays ethical, fair, and focused on students. AI should be a helpful partner that supports learning, not a replacement for the relationships that matter most. Equity means ensuring that AI is shaped by diverse perspectives, including those of students, educators, families, and communities, so it serves every learner well."By continuing to learn, adapt, and speak up, educators can make sure AI advances in ways that reflect our shared values. *Note: If you are new to AI, we suggest you first complete Learning About and Learning with AI. Read more

Este desarrollo profesional crea un conocimiento compartido de aspectos desconocidos de la construcción de la raza y el racismo. Exploramos un marco analítico para determinar las prácticas que sostienen actualmente la Cultura de la supremacía blanca en nuestra institución y algunas maneras de contrarrestarlas. Somos capaces de transmitir enfoques para enmarcar narrativas que motiven a otros a acabar con la cultura de la supremacía blanca y promover la justicia racial. Read more

This course examines the deficit/medical and social models of disability and explores their implications on society and educational practices. Learners will gain an understanding of ableism and learn about ways to challenge stereotypes and biases that impact individuals with disabilities. Additionally, this course will address intersectionality, including what it is, its implications for people with disabilities, and the ways that bias and ableism have distinct implications for multiply marginalized people with disabilities. Read more