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Your Neighbor's Hood is back with a new cohost! Welcome back Jackie, meet Hannah and listen in to why we are here and what we hope to achieve. Feel good to be back in the neighborhood.
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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.
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@Integratedschools. https://integratedschools.org/podcasts/
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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…
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