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Listen in as we interview Michelle Vandepol about Inclusivity Strategies for Students Facing Food Insecurity. She shares her experience working in schools and helping create programs to support families in an inclusive way. This is relevant for every teacher and is based off her own personal experiences. Take the information she shares and help to build a school and classroom culture of care.
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