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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2024 · 15 MIN

#17: When Our Children's First Teachers Become Their Best Advocates

from Hourglass: United Way of King County · host Joe Burris, associate director for public relations, United Way of King County

Send us Fan MailThis episode features a conversation with Regina Elmi, co-founder and executive director of Supporting Partnerships in Education and Beyond (SPEB). This Renton-based organization believes all children’s success depends upon strong partnerships between parents, schools, and community members.United Way of King County proudly spotlights Supporting Partnerships in Education and Beyond and how it spends its time helping communities of color advocate for change.We will also chat about West Seattle Food Bank and spread the news about an upcoming Volunteer and Learn event.Thanks for tuning in!

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