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Curated Collections

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Thoughtfully organized
 collections providing easy access to a wide range of topic-specific resources, best practices, and tools. 
FREE for NAEA members


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Webinars

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Monthly online professional learning offering professional development credit and certificates of participation. FREE for NAEA members; $49/ea for non-members. 

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Open Studios

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Series highlighting topics of interest for art, design, and media arts educators to spark conversation around ideas in the field. Open access and free for everyone.

Upcoming Open Studios

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Upcoming Live Virtual Events

Product Image: Riding the Creative Wave: Visual Journaling Techniques to Spark Artmaking All Year Long
Riding the Creative Wave: Visual Journaling Techniques to Spark Artmaking All Year Long
[July 15, 2026 | 7pm ET] Visual journaling is a powerful way to fuel creativity, deepen reflection, and spark meaningful artmaking—for both teachers and students. In this energizing webinar, artists and educators David Modler, Eric Scott, and Sam Peck will guide participants through accessible journaling processes that support personal art practice while enriching K–12 classroom instruction.
Product Image: A Curious Classroom: Designing for Discovery Through Thinking Routines
A Curious Classroom: Designing for Discovery Through Thinking Routines
[September 16, 2026 | 7pm ET] A Curious Classroom redefines the art room as a laboratory for inquiry rather than a space for production. Thinking routines aren’t just “steps”—they are the scaffolding that allows students to dive deeper into their own curiosity. Join us for this session focused on making student thinking visible.
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Practices for Healing and Connection in Art Education
[November 4, 2026 | 7pm ET] The Art of Holding Space moves beyond traditional classroom management to explore how restorative practices can transform the art room into a site of healing and mutual respect. Explore relationship-first teaching as presenters offer frameworks to help educators foster belonging, navigate conflict through creativity, and build resilient studio communities.

NEW! Member-only Access

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NAEA's newest professional learning offering—Curated Collections—are available now, exclusively to NAEA Members! These organized collections offer art educators easy access to a wide range of topic-specific resourcesbest practices, and tools centered around key themes in art education. 

Each collection is designed to provide practical, up-to-date resources that support members in their teaching. With Curated Collections, educators can easily access the resources they need to elevate their skills and enhance their teaching practice. 

EXPLORE CURATED COLLECTIONS

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Join us for monthly one-hour virtual meetings packed with collaborative discussions, practical applications, and takeaways you can use right away. Available to NAEA Members only.

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