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Democracy, Social Justice, Education, and the Common Good

Kristen Kroll, Debby Waldman-What To Believe, Renata Shen, Kakenya's Dream

As fascism threatens the foundations of democracy in America and beyond, this page will explore literature on this topic, its relationship with social justice and education, and paths forward to restore and strengthen our democracy

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  • Kristen Kroll

    Scientist-educator promoting democracy and access to and equity in STEM education. My laboratory studies human brain development, its disruption to cause disorders like autism, and developing novel strategies to treat these disorders.

  • Debby Waldman-What To Believe

    I'm an ex-pat American in Canada. I write about physical and mental health, culture, books, and whatever captures my fancy (also, whatever editors are willing to print/pay for). I'm here to share more of my writing and learn what others are up to.

  • Renata Shen

    Granddaughter of refugees and proud Asian-American. Passionate about health and medical equity with a background in sciences research and management consulting.

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