Registration Now Open for AACTE’s 2024 Washington Week
The time has come to converge in the nation’s capital for an unparalleled opportunity to advocate for the future of teacher education. Get ready to amplify your voice and make a difference at AACTE’s Washington Week, June 3 to June 5 in Washington, DC.
As members of AACTE, you have the unique chance to engage directly with legislators, policymakers, and thought leaders, shaping the discourse on vital issues impacting colleges of education nationwide. Whether it’s funding, policy reforms, or educational equity, your voice matters, and Washington Week provides the training and resources to ensure it is heard.
The Washington Week agenda is specifically crafted to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively navigate the complexities of advocating for educator preparation priorities. From understanding legislative processes to crafting compelling messages, our expert-led training sessions will sharpen your advocacy toolkit, empowering you to engage with confidence and conviction.
Connect with fellow AACTE members and teacher education champions from across the country who share your passion for transformative change in the education space. Forge alliances, share insights, and build a network of support that extends far beyond the confines of this event.
Key Highlights:
- Interactive workshops and training on advocacy strategies and effective communication.
- In-depth discussions on pressing issues facing educator preparation programs.
- Networking opportunities with policymakers, AACTE leadership, and fellow members.
- Capitol Hill visits to meet with legislators and convey your priorities directly.
- Exclusive access to resources and materials to support your advocacy efforts.
Register Today and Join AACTE at the Nation’s Capital
Don’t miss the chance to make your voice heard and drive meaningful change in education policy. Mark your calendars and prepare to embark on a journey of advocacy, collaboration, and empowerment at AACTE’s Washington Week.
To register at the early bird rate and book your hotel room, visit the Washington Week webpage.
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