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Continuing the Dialogue: Infants and Toddlers Face Racism Too Part II

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with Katrina Macasaet and Maria Spriggs, ZERO TO THREE
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Podcast: Listen on-the-go!

 

Tune in for a special rebroadcast of part two of “Infants and Toddlers Face Racism Too.” In session one, we heard about and reflected on the changing understanding of research we have and need to illuminate. We advanced our understandings and intentions through guided conversations that challenged our original beliefs. Now, in part 2, listen in with ZERO TO THREE faculty Katrina Macasaet, to dig into the “now what” – strategies and resources to help us take next steps of moving our intentional thinking and understanding into actionable steps.

Presenter featured in this rebroadcast: Iheoma Iruka, PhD, The Center for Early Education Research & Evaluation, HighScope Educational Research Foundation

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