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Diversity Equity Networks strive to support and connect

Teacher-led DENs support members of excluded and equity-rooted communities

We are strong when we stand together

ATA President Jason Schilling discusses why the annual ARA is important

New video series explains basics of teacher bargaining

When Alberta teachers bargain their collective agreements, it’s through two separate stages, it’s a unique and complicated process that can cause confusion

Safety is a teacher’s obligation

Pitfalls and Precautions is a series that aims to educate teachers on professional conduct issues.

To say the least: Sharing key messages

ATA's new campaign, The Least

Specialist councils: where teachers connect, create and lead

Specialist councils have offered teachers a chance to connect for 65 years.

Breaking glass

Alberta women in educational leadership

Be a voice for public education, award recipient urges

Calvin Fraser received the ATA Honorary Membership Award at this year's ARA

New discipline process creates questions and stress

If you’re a teacher and you’re notified that you’re being investigated for unprofessional conduct, contact the Alberta Teachers’ Association immediately

Curriculum quandaries 50 years ago

Tidbits from previous issues of the ATA Magazine that are worth another look.

The role of PEC members (aka my bosses)

PEC, the governing council of the ATA, functions as a “board of directors” to provide ongoing guidance to the Association and make decisions between ARA

Going grassroots: Taking steps to build collective power

Visiting annual event reinforced the belief that future successes of the ATA must be driven by local initiatives and local conversations.

Court rejects ATA injunction on the Back to School Act

The ATA has been denied an injunction that sought to pause the province’s Bill 2, the Back to School Act (BSA), while its legal challenge to the bill proceeds.