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A Parent-Driven Movement For Equity In Education
By Ashoka Contributor Group // November 5, 2019 Laura Wilson Phelan has always been drawn to such questions as “How do people come together across difference?” and “What makes people share?” The ninth of 13 siblings, she grew up low-income…
As cities gentrify and schools diversify, PTOs grapple to ensure all parent voices are heard
By Perry Stein - Washington Post // September 20, 2019 Mike Dixon left his first visit to his son’s new school deflated. The Dixons had scored a seat at a Chinese-language charter school in the District that families clamor to…
Innovative Approach to Reduce Education Gap in DC Shows Promising Results
Study by Urban Institute validates Kindred’s parent dialogue model, creating momentum for further expansion Washington, D.C. – September 19, 2017. Today Kindred, a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., and Urban Institute, released the findings of a study on Kindred’s…