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NEA Today Retired, January 2024
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NEA Today Retired, January 2024

Does your fitness routine need a makeover this year? Find your workout inspiration in this issue and meet retired educators who are taking a stand against systemic racism.
NEA Today Retired, January 2024

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NEA-Retired Member Susan Feiner playing pickleball
Cover Story

Did Someone Say Pickleball?

by: Mary Ellen Flannery 12/01/2023
Swat, bounce, punch, or pose! Find out how to pump up the fun in your fitness routine.
creating equitable schools
Feature Article

Psst...Your Bias is Showing

by: Cindy Long 12/04/2023
Want to create more just schools? Three Idaho educators tell you exactly how to do it.
young girl in glasses sits and reads a picture book at library
Feature Article

The Joy of Reading Isn't Dead, Yet

by: Mary Ellen Flannery 08/30/2023
While the number of students who say they read for fun is at an all-time low, NEA members are turning the tide by providing access, choice, and maybe a dog in the library.
esp custodian
Education Support Professionals

Will New Jersey ESPs Finally Get Justice?

by: Christy Kanaby 12/19/2023
“It can be exhausting to fight for things that you shouldn’t have to fight for, but you need to just keep going and stay focused.”

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Quote byChristine Salamone , NEA-Retired history teacher

“If you’re really anti-racist, you’re gonna do whatever you can to change the system.”
—Christine Salamone , NEA-Retired history teacher
Christine 'Chris' Salamone in front of a school bus.

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