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“Student Voice” Aims to Change the Education Narrative

Zak Malamed describes how his nonprofit Student Voice works to give students a seat at the table in education debates.

In this edCircuit interview, Zak Malamed, Founder & Executive Director of Student Voice, discusses his non-profit and the role it plays for students.
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Zak Malamed, Founder & Executive Director of Student Voice, talks with edCircuit about the origins of his non-profit and the role it plays in providing a “seat at the table” for students in the larger education narrative. 

"Student Voice" Aims to Change the Education Narrative9 min 57 sedCircuit on Vimeo

 

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