What is a union and why does it matter?

Profiles of the members elected to represent Education Minnesota members around the state. To determine which governing board member represents you, check this Election District map (PDF, 12 pages, 4MB).

• Governing board minutes (log in to view)

Members of our Council of Local Presidents, ESP Council of Local Presidents, Ethnic and Minority Affairs Committee, Political Action Committee, Legislative Action Committee and Professional Advocacy Committee.

Video detailing Education Minnesota's origins and purpose.

• Our Shared Legacy (25:36)

Need to reach us? Here are multiple ways.

We have 17 offices around the state including our headquarters in St. Paul.

A list of staff in offices around the state. View in the members-only section.

Under the direction of Education Minnesota’s general counsel, staff attorneys work with a team of lawyers to provide legal assistance, advice, and representation to members, locals and affiliates of Education Minnesota, and to support many other aspects of the organization’s work for members and staff.

Under the direction of the public affairs executive assistant, the public affairs office assistant provides a full range of administrative and office support services to the professional staff in the public affairs department.