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Kristin and Liza are joined by Tami Jackson of Wisconsin BPDD to discuss how all Wisconsin citizens play a part in providing quality special education in the state - and how it affects everybody, too. Also discussed is the oncoming disaster of a shortage of direct service care workers are casting the future of quality care for our loved ones in to question. But all is not lost, listen for what we can do to change course.
Guest: Tammi Jackson
Inglese
Stati Uniti
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