Become a Member

Teachers Unite is building a movement of public school teachers who play a critical role in working for racial and economic justice. Our members contribute their insight and expertise as educators to grassroots organizing campaigns that demand justice in New York City communities, particularly in schools. Teachers Unite seeks to defend public education by rebuilding the relationship between teachers, students, families and communities as partners building power for social change. 

What it means to be a Teachers Unite member:

* Receive excellent benefits - Discounts and promotions from our partners: Corrugated Films, Rethinking Schools , Indy Kids,Punk Rope, Panade Café & Bakery--a teacher-owned and operated business-- and more! 
* Define your role as a teacher - Be a part of the movement of educators working in solidarity with the communities they serve.
* Build strength in numbers - Becoming a member is the most basic way to build and sustain power for our organization.
* Support our work - Invest in a teacher organization committed to social justice. Your dues are a vital contribution!

How to join (general and active members):

Step #1: Click on the Subscribe button to submit your dues annually for five years (unless you cancel your contributions before then). You will be redirected to this page when you're done so that you can complete Step #2.

Step #2: Submit the form below.

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send your check payable to Teachers Unite. 

Mailing address: Teachers Unite, c/o Brecht Forum, 451 West St., New York, NY 10014   

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Name: *

First and last name

Email address: *

Street Address:

City: *

State:

Zip code:

Phone number: *

Year you were born:

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Are you a current or retired New York City public school teacher?: *

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What grade/subject do you teach?:

School:

School borough:

Bronx

Brooklyn

Manhattan

Queens

Staten Island

Year you began teaching:

Please indicate the topics you are most strongly interested in meeting, talking, learning or teaching about, and advocating for:

Anti-war movement

Curriculum and educational policy

Environmental justice

Gender equity

Housing and homelessness

Immigrant community

Labor

LGBTQ community

Racial justice

Rethinking Prison and Policing Systems

Other

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