As a CEA and NEA member, you have access to the NEA Professional Excellence Portal. Some of the many online classes there include a variety of timely courses on the diverse history of the labor movement.
To enroll in these courses and others, first click here and click on the “Sign In” button, or create an account if you do not yet have one.
American Indians and Alaska Natives in the Labor Movement: History, Struggles, and Contributions: How have American Indians and Alaska Natives shaped the labor movement in the United States? In this course, you will discover the powerful stories of resilience, advocacy, and leadership that have defined Indigenous labor history.
Women’s History in the Labor Movement: What does it take to create lasting change in the workplace? Discover the powerful stories and achievements of women—across backgrounds and eras— who have shaped the U.S. labor movement.
Muslim Contributions and Solidarity in American Labor Organizing: How have Muslims and their allies shaped the American labor movement? Discover the often-overlooked history and ongoing impact of Muslim workers and community allies in building powerful, inclusive unions.
Pride and Progress: LGBTQ+ Leaders in American Labor History: How have LGBTQ+ individuals shaped the fight for worker rights? Discover the powerful stories and pivotal moments that have defined the labor movement in the United States. This course explores the intersections of queer liberation, racial justice, and labor activism, highlighting the often-overlooked contributions of LGBTQ+—especially BIPOC LGBTQ+—leaders.
Hispanic and Latino Leadership and Historic Events in Labor and Education Unions: Did you know that Hispanic and Latino leaders have been at the heart of America’s most impactful labor and education movements—often long before their stories were widely told? Discover the roots and ongoing influence of Hispanic, Latino, and LGBTQ+ activists who have shaped not only workplace rights but also the fight for educational equity and social justice.
Intersectional Black Leadership: Shaping Labor and Education Movements: Did you know that many of the biggest advances in workers’ rights and educational equity in the United States were led by Black leaders—often women and LGBTQ+ individuals—whose names rarely appear in textbooks? This course shines a spotlight on these remarkable trailblazers and the pivotal events they shaped.
