Educational Segregation in Spain, Episode Two: Gathering Signatures and Finding Support

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In Episode Two of this Equity Spotlight Podcast, Educational Segregation in Spain, Dr. Federico Waitoller continues the conversation from Episode One: A Legislative Initiative Begins with returning and new scholars and activists. Will the Zubiak Eraikiz, or “building bridges" initiative, be successful in garnering support to bring attention to/remediate school segregation in the Basque school system? And how do these circumstances compare to the US context?

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Educational Segregation in Spain, Episode Two: Gathering Signatures and Finding Support

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