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MTA Reporter

The MTA Reporter is the voice of MTA Retired members. Explore past issues for thoughtful reporting, analysis and stories that highlight the voices and work of MTA members.
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By: MTA Staff
Published: April 2025 Last Updated: June 2026

The Voice of Our Retired Members

From activism to retirement, Reporter shares stories of MTA members whose commitment to public education and collective action continues beyond the classroom.
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Retiree Day at the Summer Conference

The uniting theme of the day is to energize and organize Retired members and further the priorities of the MTA in protecting public education, the rights of educators and the dignity of retired professionals. Read

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For the first time, Education Support Professionals had their own day of solidarity building and collaboration at the MTA Summer Conference. Held on a Sunday, because so many ESPs are forced by low wages to work additional jobs, the day encouraged members to reflect on their strengths and challenges as union members.
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