This fall, Fund for Teachers introduced a new Circles program bringing Fellows together around various topics. This effort coincided with teachers' return to school in the midst of a pandemic,... read more →
On this Election Day, we're focusing on a different type of vote, one conducted by students at the Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies. Inspired by their teachers' fellowship in Mexico,... read more →
We believe that now more than ever teachers need opportunities to look beyond limitations to enrich their practice and engage students in new ways. Therefore, we are very excited to... read more →
Fund for Teachers fellowships are about igniting teacher learning. Giving teachers the freedom to design experiences they deem relevant is tantamount to them pressing the "refresh button" and subsequently results... read more →
Andrea Barela is a two-time Fellow who continues to give back to Fund for Teachers, this time as a member of our new Educator Advisory Council. In this role Andrea, with... read more →
Last week, we shared about The Ramsden Project, our network of Fund for Teachers Fellows across the world who are bringing their bold discoveries into their classroom and communities. This community will... read more →
Turning ideas into action is nothing new for Tracey-Ann Lafayette. As a student at the University of Connecticut, she founded Leaders in Diversity within the Neag School of Education after... read more →
On this day in 1877, Chief Joseph and his Nez Perce people surrendered to the U.S. Army on the Bear Paw Battlefield after a 1,300 mile retreat -- an event... read more →
We know you are wondering about the status of 2021 FFT grants. So are we. What we do know is that 2020 Fellows' grants are deferred to 2021 and we... read more →
One's Fund for Teachers experience does not end with the fellowship, that's actually the beginning. More than 9,000 public and private school teachers, preK-12, form one of the most powerful... read more →