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This podcast episode features Ace Parsi, the Outreach and Dissemination Lead with Educating for American Democracy. The Educating for American Democracy initiative involves a diverse collaboration among over 300 academics, historians, political scientists, K–12 educators, district and state administrators, civics providers, students, and others from across the country. Ace discussed how civics education can impact students with disabilities and hopes for the future of all learners.
Mentioned People/Resources:
- Educating for American Democracy website: https://www.educatingforamericandemocracy.org
- Two organizations leading disability rights efforts at EAD: Learning Disabilities Association of America and Emerging America
- Roadmap: https://ldaamerica.org/ead-roadmap/
More information on the Educating All Learners Alliance:
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Twitter: @educateall_org
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