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The Power of Parents Ep. 24

On this week's Learning Can't Wait podcast, host Hayley Spira-Bauer sits down with Tafshier Cosby, Senior Director of the Center for Organizing and Partnership - National Parents Union.
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On this week’s Learning Can’t Wait podcast, host Hayley Spira-Bauer sits down with Tafshier Cosby, Senior Director of the Center for Organizing and Partnership – National Parents Union. Tafshier Cosby is a name you’ve heard in the news due to her lifelong career of advocating for parents. Dive into this episode to hear stories from Tashiers own life, advice to new parents, and the importance of collectively rising our standards of how we engage within the school, teacher, child dynamic.
 
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