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Spring 2024 Announcements

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Do you want to receive MTA Today in a digital format rather than print? Please visit www.mynea360.org and create a profile by clicking Register for Access to set your subscription preferences.

Once logged in, click on My Profile at the top of the page, then click on the Communications tab. Select the checkboxes next to the print or digital versions, or both, and tell us how you would like to receive future issues.

While you’re there, update your personal contact information and view your membership and dues status. Please email nea360@massteacher.org if you have questions.

Looking for obituaries?

Member obituaries have moved to our new MTA Today website. You will find a compilation of obituaries, which are searchable by date of death and name. Listings are updated regularly throughout the year. The new site is massteacher.org/obits.

Letters to the Editor

MTA Today welcomes Letters to the Editor from members. Letters should be no longer than 200 words. Each letter submitted for publication must address a topic covered in MTA Today, must be signed and must include the writer’s telephone number for confirmation purposes. Opinions must be clearly identified as belonging to the letter-writer. We reserve the right to edit for length, clarity and style. For additional information, please refer to the guidelines posted on massteacher.org/letters.

"I’m Here" to Help

The MTA LGBTQ+ Committee recently ordered "I’m here" badges that educators can wear on their lanyards to show support for LGBTQ+ students and staff and demonstrate that they’re a safe person to speak to.

MTA locals are invited to order them through the NEA LGBTQ+ Caucus at www.nea-lgbtqc.org/imhere.html. The cost is $2 per badge with the NEA Benefits brand or $2.50 if co-branded with the local union. MTA locals can apply for All In or PR&O grant funds to help pay for these.

MTA branding on designs for 3-inch buttons and stickers are also available and can be printed by MTA Printing and Mailing or outside vendors, depending on the order size. Contact the LGBTQ+ Committee for more information at mtalgbtq@gmail.com.

 

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