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Kerri Mckinnon: Cheerleader for inclusive education

Kerri Mckinnon has been invested in inclusive learning practices since she began her teaching career more than two decades ago.

To picket or not to picket? It depends

instead of picket lines, teachers will exercise their right to free expression and free association in the form of demonstrations & other coordinated activities

The power of the teacher voice

Why does our comfort with our “teacher voice” seem to disappear when we need to advocate for ourselves?

Hard circumstances lead to hard decisions

Question: So, you were talking about the potential shape of things to come. Carry on!

Planned trans policy calls for varied response

New policy targets a tiny minority of students for crass political advantage.

Conventions never fail to impress

No two conventions are the same and teachers can always learn something new

Diversity leaders reflect on history and hope

Take intentional steps to move toward hope, equity and inclusion in these challenging times was the key takeaways from the 11th annual DEHR Conference

Teachers mount historic rally

Historic 1997 demonstration the result of frustration over budget cuts

Voting for Council is your right

The Provincial Executive Council election is coming soon and we need strong, informed leadership.

Summer reset

Steps to recharge and reignite

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

Off Script: If we all tell three people ...

Thousands of people gathered on an unseasonably cool Saturday, but what’s next?

Rallies erupt around the province

World Teachers’ Day event precedes historic provincewide strike

Wetaskiwin vice-principal receives prestigious award

Erin Quinn is a recipient of the 2025 Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Teaching