Meeting Families Where They Are: Building Equity Through Advocacy with Diverse Schools and Communities (Disability, Culture, and Equity Series)
by Beth Harry, Lydia Ocasio-Stoutenburg
Meeting Families Where They Are examines advocacy, disability, culture, and equity in relation to diverse schools and communities. With a focus on families and their varied circumstances, this book offers a framework for considering how educational and community relationships can support more equitable engagement.
About This Book
Meeting Families Where They Are explores building equity through advocacy with diverse schools and communities.
The book focuses on the intersections of disability, culture, and equity in educational and community settings.
It emphasizes the importance of meeting families where they are as part of advocacy and relationship-building.
This volume is part of the Disability, Culture, and Equity Series and is authored by Beth Harry and Lydia Ocasio-Stoutenburg.
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