The 180 Podcast: Student Voices: Fighting for an Inclusive Education System

Uploaded on: April 7, 2022

Primary Author(s): Turnaround for Children

On this episode, we hear from students – two students who are youth advocates for the National Equity Project. What do they say young people need to be successful? How do they view the education system – who do they think it is designed for, and what critical pieces do they see as missing?

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