OEA's Representative Assembly Leading the Work of Our Union
OEA RA at a Glance
Each spring, nearly 1,000 Oregon educators meet to debate the vital issues that impact public education in Oregon and create our our union's policy platform, legislative objectives, and new business items for the year ahead. These delegates represent the 42,000+ educators across the state who are proud members of the OEA.
2026 OEA-RA Dates
April 7, 2026: Business Session (seat late delegates, adopt agenda, adopt minutes, adopt standing rules)
April 11, 2026: Hearings for Bylaws & Policies, Resolutions, Legislative Objectives, NBI Open House Q & A
April 13, 2026: Budget Hearing
April 14, 2026: Special Interest Caucuses
April 15, 2026: NBI Maker amendments due at noon
April 17 & April 18, 2026
In-person RA in Portland, Oregon
Holiday Inn - Columbia Riverfront
909 N Hayden Island Dr., Portland, Oregon
OEA RA Awards Nominations
Nominations are currently being accepted for the 2026 OEA-RA Awards. This is your opportunity to honor the incredible work of your colleagues and fellow union members (and, of course, yourself!) Please read through the award categories below, and click 'See More' to find the Nomination Form below the award categories.
OEA RA Awards Banquet
Please check back later. Information about the 2026 will be posted here when it becomes available.
2024 Passed New Business Items
Delegates at the 2024 Representative Assembly passed a number of New Business Items (NBIs), guiding the work of our union for 2024-2025 academic year. Learn more about them by reading the document below.
2024 RA Minutes
Access the full minutes for the 2024 Representative Assembly. Note: these are draft until approved by the 2025 RA Delegation.
OEA Political Action Committee
OEA PAC is OEA’s political action committee (PAC) – the tool that Oregon educators can use to help financially support pro-public education candidates who earn the endorsement of OEA members. The OEA PAC only exists because OEA members like you have chosen to make voluntary contributions to help educators build power and improve public education in Oregon.