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The NASUWT has a range of campaigns and activities supporting women members within both the Union and the workplace. The National Women’s Advisory Committee has informed policy development on issues of concern to women members, including commissioned research on the pay and careers of women teachers, supporting campaigns on issues of concern to ...

The NASUWT continues to campaign for more support for Newly Qualified Teachers.

The NASUWT continues to campaign on behalf of student teachers. Part of its work includes sponsorship of the First Appointments Lecture Tour by Barry Hancock.

The NASUWT Arts and Minds competition invites schools to depict cultural diversity in their artwork. Prizes are awarded at a London ceremony, during Black History Month.

Web page covering NASUWT's policy work on the curriculum, qualifications and assessment

The NASUWT has been at the forefront of campaigning for equality in the workplace, education and wider society. The Union is at the forefront of formulating policy on equality issues relevant to teachers and within education in general and we have a long and proud tradition of standing up to all forms of prejudice, discrimination and intolerance...

The NASUWT has a range of campaigns and activities supporting young women members within both the Union and the workplace. Young members are those members aged 30 and under.

The NASUWT has a range of campaigns and activities supporting black and minority ethnic members within both the Union and the workplace.

This section explains the various ways for members to get active within the NASUWT.

The National Executive of the NASUWT is currently consulting with members about the most appropriate length and timing of Annual Conference.

The NASUWT had a strong presence at the 141st Trades Union Congress in Liverpool.

Over 70 newly qualified teachers gathered in Birmingham for one of a series of events taking place throughout the United Kingdom for teachers new to the profession.

NASUWT member Carole Hagedorn was diagnosed with mesothelioma, an asbestos-induced lung cancer. She spoke in favour of a motion of Conference and to delegates at a fringe meeting.

Over 50 members from across the UK gathered to hear from a range of speakers on the issues affecting school leaders.

Nearly 60 delegates gathered at NASUWT Headquarters to hear from a range of speakers on the issues affecting disabled teachers.

NASUWT took industrial action at four schools in Tamworth to make a stand against proposals to merge sixth-form provision in the town.

The NASUWT supported the Love Music Hate Racism carnival on Saturday 30 May highlighting the anti-racist message ahead of the European elections on June 4.

The NASUWT Annual Conference 2009 took place in Bournemouth.

NASUWT joined other teacher unions and campaigning organisations to rally against the racist policies of the British National Party.

NASUWT sent over twenty delegates to the TUC Black Workers' Conference 2009 in Scarborough and moved a motion on migrant workers.