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Jenkins other communityoutreach initiatives won awards from the President of the United States and the Governor of Maryland. She is a Nonresident Senior Fellow with the Brookings Institutions Center for Community Wellbeing and a faculty trainer with the University of Southern Californias Race & Equity Center.
They gain skills in organization and communityoutreach as they promote the drive, coordinate donation sites, and manage collected items. Coordinating a book drive to collect winter reading materials will teach students about the importance of literacy and access to educational resources in their community.
We spend an hour with parent/family liaisons and communityoutreach coordinators who instruct us on the importance of reading at home to overcome vocabulary gaps or how to navigate systems at school. content, books events, topics, issues). Black families frequently arrive at school to be treated like students themselves.
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Meanwhile, public expectations about the kind of diverse, immersive, interactive, participatory, and technology-enhanced exhibits museums should offer escalate, while their educational and communityoutreach responsibilities mount. A recent book by Daniel H. I totally disagree.
Much as Enlightenment ideas spread across the late 18 th century Atlantic world with the help of pamphlets, printed books, magazines, and political songs and through literary salons, scientific academies, fraternal lodges, and coffeehouses, we, too, have witnessed the circulation of new ideas and perspectives.
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