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PPI’s Reinventing America’s Schools (RAS) Project has a new podcast series on titled "WHAT NEXT: The Future is Now!" recorded at the SXSW Education conference in Austin, Texas. In the fifth and final episode of this five-part series, RAS co-director sits down with Janelle Wood, Founder and CEO of the Black Mothers Forum.
Learn more about the Black Mothers Forum here.
Learn more about the Reinventing America's Schools Project here.
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