We track legislation, keep you informed and arm you with the resources you need to influence public policy.

The most effective advocates for public schools are you and your colleagues. Get involved!

• Attend a lobby day
• Host an education town hall with legislators
• Testify on education and union issues
• Attend one of our days of action
• Digital actions

It's time to show up and make sure educator voices are heard at the state Capitol.

• Bargaining Unity Day at the Capitol
• #EdMNVotes in Action Rally

Our Policy Action Center keeps you informed on important education issues, helps you find and track legislation, connects you with legislators and gives you the tools you need to be a successful education advocate. Learn more.

Find out what we're fighting for in St. Paul.

A schedule of House and Senate education committee hearings, floor debate and related events at the Capitol.

Memes. Graphics. Videos. We've got all of them! Share on social media to spread the word among colleagues and legislators about our priorities and values as public school educators.

The latest news from the state Legislature in St. Paul.

Summaries of our positions on various legislative issues

Email your lawmakers using our Policy Action Center, plus contact information for state legislators and committee assignments.

Information to help you plan your day at the Capitol.

Bargaining is one way you have a voice in shaping your profession.

Join educators across the state March 13 as we collectively demand the visionary school funding our students deserve!

• Registration
• Bargaining Unity Day Proclamation
• Bargaining Unity Day Checklist
• Bargaining Unity Day Toolkit
• Bargaining Unity Day Social Media Guide

Public education shouldn't be at the mercy of politics. But it is.

Voter Guide and other information about the Feb. 5 special election in state Senate District 11.

Learn more about our Political Action Committee and find your representative!

It’s time to show administrators, our students, our communities and each other that educators are committed to working together to improve public education by renewing your commitment to the union.

Educators look to each other for support. Unions play a crucial role in fostering those relationships. Here are some tools to engage members on the issues that matter to them.

Learn why it's so important for educators and other public workers to stick together as corporate interests and lawmakers try to destabilize labor unions.

Resources on anti-union court cases, what happens when unions are weakened in a state and a backgrounder on anti-worker and anti-public education groups to watch.

Learn more about this program to rally public support around decreasing the cost of college and making it easier and cheaper to pay student loan debt.

Meet and hear from folks who care about the education debt crisis (while sipping a beer).

Sign up now to attend our Degrees, Not Debt Lobby Day at the Capitol on March 27!

Attend a Degrees, Not Debt training or schedule one in your local.

Learn how you can reduce what you owe.

There are many opportunities to make your voice heard on this critical issue!

Connect. Collaborate. Join one of our four Educator of Color Forums today!

          

Sign up for our 2019 lobby days for members of color and social justice advocates!

What is ESSA and where are we at now?

What will happen when?

Is your school targeted for support under ESSA? Find out why -- and what happens next.

Details about Education Minnesota's Educator Policy Innovation Center.

• Apply to join one of our eight new policy teams

Get the training and resources you need for effective union leadership -- all in one place!

Courses are offered in the following areas: Peer Review; Certified Negotiator Program (CNP) Parts I and II for teachers; Certified Negotiator Program (CNP) Parts I and II for ESPs; Member Rights Advocacy (MRA) Parts I, II and III; and Local and Community Action Teams (LCAT) Parts I and II. See our schedule for classes near you.

This revamped professional development program helps locals identify and prepare new and potential union leaders.

• 2019 registration now open

Education Minnesota will sponsor and pay for a limited number of members to attend the University of Minnesota Labor Education Service (LES) Minnesota Union Leadership Program.

ALCs can be a powerful way to mobilize fellow union workers to support political, organizing and issue-oriented campaigns in your community.

Learn how to affiliate your local union with your AFL-CIO area labor council.

Delegate forms, map of ALCs and RLFs, and list of locals by ALC/RLF