AWTT in Atlantic City for NJEA Convention
AWTT is excited to exhibit again this year at the annual New Jersey Education Association Convention in Atlantic City, November 5-6, 2026. We look forward to re-connecting with educators there and sharing ideas about how to bring Truth Teller portraits into the classroom.
We will enjoy our prime space on the Convention floor, as the entry point to the popular Resilience and Reflection Row. This description from the Convention catalogue:
“Experience the heart of creativity, connection and renewal as you travel through Resilience and Reflection Row, an immersive space on the Exhibit Floor. This unique area blends art, music, expression and healing, offering a reflective and connective pause in your convention journey. Begin with the Americans Who Tell the Truth exhibit, where 24 of Robert Shetterly’s portraits honor pivotal American figures and spark deep reflection of the labor movement.
“Resilience and Reflection Row invites you to reflect, create and reconnect with the passion, values and resilience that drive us as proud public school educators, all within a space designed to inspire, empower and renew.”
More about the Convention
“At its heart, the convention is about fostering community, cultivating joy and engaging in meaningful professional development and lifelong learning. . . .
“Convention also reminds us of our justice-centered mission as a union. This year’s keynote speakers truly embody that mission. Questlove and America Ferrera are trailblazers not only in the arts, but also in the battle for equity, visibility and inclusivity. For decades, Questlove’s music has given voice to the African American experience while celebrating the rich musical traditions of hip-hop and soul. Ferrera has brought visibility to the cross-cultural American identity and has empowered Latinas to stand proud in their heritage. Through embracing their own multifaceted identities, Questlove and Ferrera have deepened our understanding of the United States and have shone a light on our interconnectedness.”