Learn About Diverse Voices in Labor History
As a CEA and NEA member, you have access to the NEA Professional Excellence Portal where you can take a variety of timely courses on the diverse history of the labor movement.
Our Power Is Solidarity: CEA and Allies Rally for Families, Schools, and Democracy
“Our power is our solidarity. Our power has always been and always will be our ability to organize, to collectively dissent, and to run for office,” CEA President Kate Dias told the crowd gathered at the State Capitol yesterday for a Labor Day rally.
Labor Day 2025: A Day to Reflect, Celebrate, and Organize
This Labor Day, we proudly join workers across the nation in honoring the legacy and ongoing work of the labor movement.
From the Shop Floor to the State Capitol: How Unions Change Lives
In honor of Labor Day, on the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, State Senator Julie Kushner and AFSCME Council 4 Staff Representative Tricia Santos talk about how they got involved in the labor movement with CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey.
Labor Day Is Our Day—Let’s Celebrate Together
This Labor Day, let’s stand shoulder to shoulder with fellow educators and union members from across Connecticut. Join us in Hartford for a Labor Day Rally on Monday, September 1, at the State Capitol.
This Labor Day, Let’s Recognize Unions
Labor Day isn’t just the unofficial end to summer. It’s an opportunity to recognize the work of unions and all that the labor movement has accomplished and continues to achieve.
Labor Day Curriculum Resources
Labor Day honors the American worker and acknowledges the value and dignity of work and its role in American life. The first Labor Day was celebrated on September 5, 1882,…