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Standing with Educators: Everywhere, Every Day, and Always

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People have been asking how we feel as an independent, proudly Canadian publication. While we’re disheartened by the threats against our country, we’re also uplifted by the resilience and unity we see around us. At the same time, we will never forget the American teachers who have supported us over the years—as contributors, subscribers, neighbours, and, most importantly, our friends. No matter what the future holds, our commitment remains the same: to stand with educators everywhere.

Education knows no borders. The challenges teachers face—whether in Canada, the U.S., or beyond—are shared struggles, and the victories of one classroom ripple across many. Now more than ever, we believe in the power of knowledge, community, and unwavering support for those shaping the next generation.

No matter where you teach or what obstacles arise, know that you are not alone. We will continue to amplify voices, share resources, and stand by educators everywhere. Because in times of uncertainty, learning, collaboration, and solidarity are more important than ever.

Together, we move forward.

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Lisa is the Managing Editor at TEACH Mag. With over a decade of experience in educational content and media development, she’s passionate about social justice, education equity, and empowering learners of all ages. Outside of work, Lisa’s a globe-trotter at heart—she loves getting lost in new cities, sampling street food, chatting with locals, and collecting stories (and souvenirs) along the way.

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