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#EdMNVotesInAction
Education Minnesota members across the state got involved with this election because they knew public education and collective bargaining were on the ballot.
More than 150 members served as local union GOTV leaders and hundreds more served as worksite action leaders, planning fun events to encourage voting and talking to their colleagues about why this election was so important.
Education Minnesota’s 2023 Collective Bargaining and Organizing Conference looks to give members the tools they need to fight for what their students and themselves need.
On Jan. 1, Minnesota’s new Earned Sick and Safe Time (ESST) law became effective. This law is a huge step forward for a significant number of workers who did not previously have access to sick leave.
The 2023 Minnesota Legislature convenes Jan. 3, and with pro-public education majorities in both the House and Senate, Education Minnesota will be pushing them to pass the multi-billion-dollar investment in public schools needed to support educators, schools and students across the state.
Education Minnesota surveyed its members via email July 16-20 about their feelings and thoughts about the best way to resume public education during the COVID-19 crisis. More than 20,500 members responded.
In 2018, Education Minnesota launched a program where educators talked with their colleagues about the importance of voting. This year, the program added in talking with friends, family, parents and community members.
Education Minnesota President, Denise Specht’s message: What a difference an election makes.After an unprecedented effort by Minnesota educators during a midterm election, supporters of public education will now control the state House and Senate. Our endorsed candidate for governor, Tim Walz, will return for a second term.
