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Friday, June 24 • 10:45am - 12:00pm
Education

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Educational inequality is one of the biggest issues facing our nation today. The good news is that influential Christian leaders and organizations across America are rising up to address this issue. Together we’re joining forces to launch a national faith and education equity coalition. As a participant in this convening, you will learn about the vision for this coalition, explore opportunities for collective action, and offer input around ensuring that all God’s children have access to a high-quality education regardless of the money their parents make, the zip code they live in, or the color of their skin.
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Nicole Baker Fulgham

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Zakiya Jackson

Director of Partnerships, The Expectations Project
Zakiya has been involved in community development and education for 15 years and has worked in public schools, non-profits and corporations. With a BA from Vanderbilt University and an MBA from Willamette University in Oregon, her studies have focused on human and organizational development, management and growth. She began her career as a pre-school teacher and social worker, which were foundational to her passion about holistic community health... Read More →
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Chris LaTondresse

Raised in the former Soviet Union as the son of American missionary parents, Chris LaTondresse leverages his talents as a global communicator, connector, and strategist, helping world-shaping institutions (including government, private sector, civil society and faith-based) advance the common good. As VP of Strategy and Communications at The Expectations Project, he leads the organization's national efforts to mobilize faith communities around... Read More →

Friday June 24, 2016 10:45am - 12:00pm
Room 6C
  Convening

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