eDues Organizing Materials

The materials on this page are intended for use by building reps, member organizers, leaders and staff as they work with members to convert to eDues. Click on each thumbnail to go to a larger version and download links (for both English and Spanish versions).

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For technical assistance: If you need help with any of the fliers or materials on this page, please contact Mark Piotrowski, FEA Communications (mark.piotrowski@floridaea.org or 850-201-2834.)

A basic overview of eDues, including why eDues are safe, secure and easy.

This flier answers the question: “Why do we have to switch to eDues?”

This flier walks members through the different steps of converting to eDues and includes screenshots of many of those steps.

This customizable Word document can be used to publicize upcoming events at your school or worksite to members still needing to switch to eDues.

This flier looks at billionaire-funded groups trying to weaken and destroy unions in Florida.

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Florida Education Unions Celebrate Collective Bargaining Wins

100-0 Recertification Record Affirms — Workers Want Unions Today, the Florida Education Association (FEA) is celebrating its 100th consecutive local union recertification election win in the state, reaffirming that workers…

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Florida Legislature Once Again Fails Educators

The Florida Education Association (FEA) has released the following statement regarding the 2025 Legislative Session. This legislative session, Florida Legislators had the chance to invest in public education, in our…

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Florida Teacher Pay Remains Stagnant as State Holds at 50th in National Rankings

Key takeawaysFlorida ranks 50th in the nation for average teacher pay — two years in a row — despite a small pay increase that fails to keep up with inflation.…

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