TESOL Supports MinneTESOL Statement and Provides Resources for Educators

Published on January 30, 2026

TESOL International Association applauds Minnesota TESOL (MinneTESOL) in its support of members, educators, learners, and communities impacted by the immigration activity in the state.

We are honored to amplify MinneTESOL's statement affirming English language educators and multilingual learners of English who are facing tremendous challenges in Minneapolis. 

TESOL stands with our members, affiliates, and communities in serving learners and advocating for educational access and rights.

Please reference these TESOL and curated resources below:

You'll also find more resources to support you under the current U.S. administration on this page.

View this statement on the TESOL website.

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