Learn how to tell your story in a digital space and use relational organizing to build relationships that can create real-world change. Read more

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 TRAUMA-INFORMED PEDAGOGY Creating a Healing-Centered Learning Environment In this 15-hour NEA Blended learning-facilitated course, educators identify key elements of a trauma-informed pedagogy and design a healing-centered learning environment for students.     Read more

Professional Learning TRAUMA-INFORMED PEDAGOGY Creating Healing-Centered Learning Environments for Students Who Are Refugees Helping all children learn is our goal as educators, including learners who may be experiencing refugee trauma. In this 15-Hour NEA Blended Learning facilitated course, educators will learn to identify the causes and impact of refugee trauma on students and design a healing-centered learning environment to support students who have experienced refugee trauma.   Read more

Professional Learning TRAUMA-INFORMED PEDAGOGY Poverty-Related Trauma Being poor in and of itself isn’t traumatic, but we do know that children living in poverty have a higher rate of experiencing the types of disturbing events and ongoing stressors that can lead to trauma. In this course, you will learn how to recognize behaviors that may result from trauma-related poverty and how to support students experiencing this form of trauma, so they have the opportunity to learn and thrive in your classroom.     Read more