A critical guide for educators seeking to develop anti-racist practices that center the humanity of students and their families.
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Dani Parker Moore, Ph.D., is a scholar, educator, and researcher specializing in parent engagement and community-based education. As the founder and director of the Wake Forest University Freedom School, USA, she brings extensive expertise in working with families, educators, and communities to advance equity in education.
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