In this revealing and informative conversation, Tyler Hester of Educators Thriving shares frameworks to help educators prioritize wellness and movement.

The educational landscape faces unprecedented challenges, and the well-being of educators has never been more crucial. Educators Thriving is tackling these challenges.

AFT President Randi Weingarten, ET founder Tyler Hester, and school psychologist Amy Such discuss real solutions for teachers to recover and thrive after years of stress, politics, and lack of respect.

Educator burnout is not inevitable. The American Federation of Teachers and Educators Thriving have identified ways to turn this around.

Our local AFT affiliate in Los Angeles County partnered with a nonprofit, Educators Thriving, to survey and interview 1,300 educators districtwide, asking how they were feeling about their jobs.

Byron Adams of Tripod interviews Tyler Hester, CEO of Educators Thriving, to explore their contributions to education and educator personal development.

As National Teacher Shortage Persists, over 1,000 Educators Suggest New Ways to Improve Well-Being and Address Burnout.

David has a great conversation with Dr. Tyler Hester who is currently the founder of Educators Thriving and also a vice principal in Richmond, CA.

Teachers are taking on a bigger role in the classroom, according to district leaders across Central Florida, who are trying to get creative to bring in more support for their teachers and staff.

Two second grade teachers found a way out of their ruts thanks to an investment in their professional wellbeing by the teachers union and the city’s public school district.

Missoula Education Association will use the Educators Thriving framework and Second Step SEL to expand its work toward increasing teacher retention and job satisfaction.

Welcome to an introductory session of Educators Thriving, a unique program in Stockton that has become a support network for educators in this Central Valley community.