Teachers’ unions are instrumental to the success of our students, and on September 22, CEA President Kate Dias will make that case as part of a timely Dialogue Project conversation hosted by 92NY’s Belfer Center for Innovation & Social Impact exploring the question: Are teachers’ unions good for kids?
Dias will join American Federation for Children CEO Tommy Schultz for a conversation featuring two sharply different perspectives on teachers’ unions, school choice, accountability, and the future of public education. The discussion will be moderated by Jonathan Lemire, co-host of MS NOW’s Morning Joe and a staff writer at The Atlantic.
As educators know firsthand, supporting students means supporting the professionals who teach and care for them. Strong unions give educators a voice in their schools, advocate for the resources students need, and fight for the public schools every child deserves.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear CEA’s perspective directly from President Kate Dias—and see how she makes the case for why teachers’ unions are good for kids.
Join virtually on September 22 from 7–8 p.m.
