Connecticut at the Forefront of Identifying Racism as a Public Health Crisis
Legislation spotlights systemic patterns of inequity and gives every resident and student equal opportunities for success
DetailsLegislation spotlights systemic patterns of inequity and gives every resident and student equal opportunities for success
DetailsIn the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Connecticut has taken the bold step of exposing the state’s inequities and identifying racism as a public health crisis. “The time is now…
DetailsJoin a group of teachers as we read the book Onward: Cultivating Emotional Resilience in Educators and complete accompanying exercises—all materials will be provided free of charge.
DetailsConnecticut needs to be a place where all residents can thrive, which is why teachers, students, parents, community members, religious leaders, and labor organizations are holding a rally this Thursday…
DetailsStatement from CEA President Jeff Leake on Public Health Committee Bill Addressing Racism in Connecticut We applaud Senate leaders and members of the Public Health Committee for taking the lead…
DetailsSpeak up in support of increased education funding for students this Monday during a legislative hearing.
DetailsEssential workers have been busy on the frontlines keeping Connecticut running throughout the pandemic, yet when they’ve contracted COVID-19 on the job, they’ve frequently failed to receive the workers’ compensation…
DetailsThe American Rescue Plan includes more than $120 billion in aid for K-12 schools and will cut in half the number of children living below the poverty line.
DetailsCEA and educators spoke out in support of many provisions of House Bill 6557 An Act Concerning Social Emotional Learning during a hearing of the legislature’s Education Committee.
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