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MTI Cares – Trivia Night

This is a fundraiser event where all proceeds will be donated to Rubin for Kids.

Rubin for Kids is a nonprofit organization devoted to recognizing and rewarding achievement of Dane County youth. Scholarships and awards are devoted to recognizing and rewarding the achievement of personal goals at school, at home, or in the community. Programs are both achievement-centered, and need-based. Rubin for Kids uphold the belief that a key to success for children is positive interaction with adults. R4K awards reinforce existing relationships with significant adults in the child’s life. Rubin for Kids has no paid staff members but many hands together make this work possible.

Support this incredible volunteer run organization by registering your trivia team for $50. Teams are comprised of six people. A silent auction will be held. Pizza and drinks available for purchase.

Register your team today!

Saturday, March 14, 2026

6:00pm Doors Trivia Begins 7:00pm

Madison Labor Temple, 1602 S. Park Street, Madison, WI 53713

Get Your National Board Certification with help from your Union!

Earn up to $6,500 annually by becoming a National Board-Certified Teacher with help from your Union! National Board Certification is considered the highest level of certification an educator can achieve. It is commonly referred to as the gold standard of teacher certification. WEAC offers members a robust variety of supports to assist member candidates, including summer Jump Start sessions, winter writing retreats, school year support cohorts, and one-to-one mentoring.

National Board-Certified Teacher Meetings Schedule:

December 3 – Mendota/Monona Room, 2nd floor
January 7 – Mendota/Monona Room, 2nd floor
February 4 – Media Room, 1st floor
March 4 – Mendota/Monona Room, 2nd floor
April 8 – Media Room, 1st floor
May 6 – Media Room, 1st floor

All meetings will take place at 33 Nob Hill Road, Madison, WI 53713.

Becoming an Ambassador for Equity

Racial justice is education justice. Every child, no matter what they look like or where they come from, deserves a safe and welcoming school where they can thrive. The reality is certain policies and practices monitor and punish Black and Brown students in schools while ensuring schools with mostly White students are well resourced.

Becoming an Ambassador for Equity is an opportunity for Wisconsin’s public-school employees to be a part of the movement to advance racial and social justice work in public schools and dismantle the structural, systematic racism that exists in our public institutions. Designed in collaboration with the National Education Association, this course curriculum focuses on examining oneself, identifying collaborators, pinpointing racist policies and practices, and creating an action plan for equity.

Becoming an Ambassador for Equity is a blended learning course requiring deep commitment by registrants. There are in-person weekend sessions and quarterly virtual evening Community Conversations. In-person sessions include meals and materials. Registration is not required for virtual Community Conversations. An email will be sent to all participants prior to the sessions. Becoming an Ambassador for Equity is divided into 3 levels.

By joining together across race and place, we can rewrite the rules to ensure every student – whether Black, Brown or White – has current, high-quality learning materials that give a full picture of our nation’s history and the support of educators who are prepared to foster dialogue on social and racial justice and its impact on students and communities.

Sessions for the 2025-26 academic year are:

Green Bay – January 23-25
Madison – March 27-29

Meeting times: Saturday, 8:00-5:00 p.m.

Sunday, 9:00-Noon

Nominations Open – Emerging Voices Madison

🌟 Become a Leader in Our Union – Shape the Future Together!

Are you passionate about fairness, solidarity, and making a real difference in your workplace? Do you believe in the power of collective action and want to help amplify the voices of your coworkers?

We’re looking for new union leaders—people like you—who are ready to step up, speak out, and lead with purpose.

As a union leader, you’ll:

Advocate for workers’ rights and fair treatment
Help build a stronger, more united workplace
Collaborate with fellow members to solve problems and drive change
Gain valuable leadership, organizing, and negotiation skills

Whether you’re experienced or just starting out, your voice matters. We’ll support you every step of the way with training, mentorship, and a community that’s got your back.

Ready to lead? Ready to make a difference? Join us and be part of something bigger.

📣 Reach out today to learn more or nominate someone you believe in.

Join Worker Justice Wisconsin on January 24, 2026, at 2:00 PM at the Madison Labor Temple for a workshop that will address rights under the 4th and 5th Amendments, strategies for interacting with law enforcement, and methods to safeguard immigrant workers in the workplace.