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Dsc_0032_thumb Perspectives multiplied to make learning greater On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Img_3373_thumb Public Art in Public School - A Match Made in the Mission On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Dsc_0011_thumb On the Move workshop discussions are spiraling out of the classroom On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Dsc_0028_thumb A surprise ending to telling stories in the Mission District. On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Img_3535_thumb Revisiting major inspirations, and helping them with their math homework. On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Img_5916_thumb Why not replicate? Proposing a curriculum for unique students. On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Dsc_0025_thumb Practical lessons of popular education On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Dsc_0039_thumb Demonstrating an interaction of progressive & conventional education in LA On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Img_6623_thumb Constructing collaborations for arts-based storytelling workshops On the move: How do young people experience migration?
Img_6630_thumb A Successful First Workshop in the US - Bringing it into the Bay Area On the move: How do young people experience migration?

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