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Episode 19: Baked Into the Process: Advancing Equitable Outcomes Through the Lens of Social Justice


New! The Rewind podcast series features speakers, sessions, and stories from OCALICON - the premier autism and disabilities conference. Dr. Charles Barrett is a nationally-certified school psychologist, as well as a writer, musician, and teacher from Northern Virginia. His work is anchored by a focus on justice and equity, which represents his unwavering commitment to advocating for populations that have been marginalized by systemic oppression. Follow him at Charles Barrett's website. Twitter: @_charlesbarrett Instagram: @charlesabarrett

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