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Resettling Hope with Molly Gray: Afghan Refugees, Finding Purpose in Loss, & Vermont's COVID Recovery

from There's No "A" in Creemee · host Joanna Grossman and Andy Julow

Former Lieutenant Governor Molly Gray talks with us about her work with the Vermont Afghan Alliance, helping Afghan refugees build new lives and enter our workforce across the state. Molly reflects on her time in statewide office, the challenges and lessons of election loss, and her lifelong love of Nordic skiing. The episode opens with Andy’s update on the Vermont's education reform efforts, highlighting the confusion and concerns facing Vermont’s schools. Joanna shares her personal experience as part of the World Trade Center recovery effort.

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