For many teachers, especially those early in their careers, financial stability often comes down to knowing which resources are available and how to use them effectively.

To create a more streamlined professional development experience for educators, we’ve gathered the best teacher accounts and education spaces to follow across multiple social media platforms.

Conferences have long been vital hubs for professional networking, idea exchange, and career development. In recent years, the landscape of professional development has undergone a significant transformation, breaking down geographical barriers, and opening up unprecedented opportunities for educators. New Jersey-based teachers now have the ability to participate in events not just within the state, but across the country and around the world.

This past December, more than 20 Rutgers Graduate School of Education (GSE) staff and faculty members gathered at the New Brunswick campus and walked to Elijah’s Promise, a community soup kitchen, to volunteer. They cooked, shredded turkey, prepared chili and worked side by side for hours. By the end of the day, the GSE team prepared more than 12,000 servings for their community.

A recent social media discussion underscored the need to empower educators—particularly those new to the profession—with practical tools to prevent and address harassment, intimidation, and bullying (HIB) in schools, which works against emotional safety for students.