By MaDonna Morris-Chisolm and Nicole Cerqueira In today’s political climate, it has become increasingly difficult for many members who are forced into marginalization to speak out against injustice, especially within…
By Karin Abercrombie and Gayle Nelson School districts emphasize the necessity of safety for students and staff to community stakeholders. When you hear school safety, what comes to mind? Is…
Eight individuals were honored at the 52nd annual NJEA Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Celebration for their leadership in equity and justice: Dr. Tiffanie ThrBak, Keith Coston Jr., Assemblywoman…
The erasure of Black and Muslim students in American education By Linda Miller and Thuraya Zeidan The erasure of Black history—which is American history—has a profound and damaging impact on…
More than 100 volunteers participated in the NJEA Human and Civil Rights Statewide Day of Service. More than 100 NJEA members registered to volunteer for the first NJEA Human and…
By Beverley Senior and Dr. DaQuan Bashir Equity and inclusion in education shouldn’t just exist in theory—they should exist in practice, by connecting content to learners’ lived experiences. They should…
The NJEA Justice and Equity Fellowship represents a groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering NJEA members committed to advancing justice and equity. This fellowship is designed to develop NJEA members into…