by Great Schools Partnership
More Than a Seat at the Table is a product of the Diversifying the Educator Workforce (DEW) Collaborative at Great Schools Partnership. The DEW Collaborative is led by project lead Danielle Pierre, and team members, Clyde Cole, Erin Conley, Darthula Mathews, Scarlett Tannetta, and Leah Tuckman. Theme music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jay Gardoqui. This podcast is edited and produced by Ian Bassingwaithe and Kayla Girardin.
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More Than a Seat at the Table is a product of the Diversifying the Educator Workforce (DEW) Collaborative at Great Schools Partnership.
The DEW Collaborative is led by project lead Danielle Pierre, and team members, Clyde Cole, Erin Conley, Darthula Mathews, Scarlett Tannetta, and Leah Tuckman.
Theme music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jay Gardoqui. This podcast is edited and produced by Ian Bassingwaithe and Kayla Girardin.
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