EPISODE · May 9, 2025 · 34 MIN
Kellie Sloane and the Power of Parents in Politics
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In this episode, Kellie Sloane shares powerful insights from both her political journey and her experiences as a parent, highlighting how the collective voice of parents can drive policy change and community outcomes.
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In this episode, Kellie Sloane shares powerful insights from both her political journey and her experiences as a parent, highlighting how the collective voice of parents can drive policy change and community outcomes.
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