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Hannah revisits a formative event when devastating hurricanes passed through her hometown, and realizes that the impact was not felt equally across the community.
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For this episode, we went straight to local climate activist, Kim Sudderth. As Mother's Out Front's Virginia Organizing Manager, she has her finger on the pulse of what's pressing and what stands in our way (not polar bears, but it is white!)
Mentioned:
@intersectionalenvironmentalist https:/…
We sought out an equity officer to no avail-but doesn't mean we came up empty handed. Links mentioned in episode:
Propublica: Miseducation Stats
https://projects.propublica.org/miseducation/
Templates for writing to schools:
https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/decolonizing-thanksgiving-a-t…
After three hours of conversation, it became clear that there are an abundant amount of inequities, concerns, questions, and needs in public education. It's a sinkhole of problems that most people care about but lack the resources to "make it right". Join Hannah in the car, and Jackie in the closet…
We asked a few contributors what makes a good education. The answer to that question may be clear, but the path to get it is much more complicated.
Mentioned:
@Integratedschools. https://integratedschools.org/podcasts/
@antonioasaunders https://www.antoniosaunders.com/
Extra Music by B…
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