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Meeting agenda here: https://meetings.brooklinema.gov/OnBaseAgendaOnline/
Two young Brookline residents give insight into where to get ice cream in Brookline and their experiences living in the town!
Meeting agenda here: https://meetings.brooklinema.gov/OnBaseAgendaOnline/
Learn more about Brookline for Racial Justice & Equity at brje.org
Tommy Vitolo kicks of School Committee candidate interviews with Miriam Aschkenasy who, in his words, has been talking about equity since before it was cool. Miriam points out how remote learning, social media, hate crime, and hate speech have affected Brookline’s students, and the responsibility that parents and the school system have to pivot and meet kids where they are. She explains how data-backed curriculum changes, listening to families and teachers with real experience, and updating policy are some ways to support students. Miriam and Tommy discuss School Within a School, ACE, Steps to Success, and the possibility of making and supporting more programs like these.
To learn more about Miriam and her campaign, visit https://www.miriamforbrookline.com/
Host Susan Howards speaks with author, professor, and wealth psychology expert Kathleen Burns Kingsbury about the importance of financial confidence. They talk about her work at KBK Wealth Connection, where she empowers women and those who serve women to be more financially literate and to take care of their lives. Kathleen discusses money mindsets, and how knowing yours is only the start of financial confidence!
Connect with Kathleen on LinkedIn, or visit kbkwealthconnection.com to learn more.
Meeting agenda here: https://meetings.brooklinema.gov/OnBaseAgendaOnline/
Two young Brookline residents give insight into where to get ice cream in Brookline and their experiences living in the town!
Meeting agenda here: https://meetings.brooklinema.gov/OnBaseAgendaOnline/
Learn more about Brookline for Racial Justice & Equity at brje.org
Tommy Vitolo kicks of School Committee candidate interviews with Miriam Aschkenasy who, in his words, has been talking about equity since before it was cool. Miriam points out how remote learning, social media, hate crime, and hate speech have affected Brookline’s students, and the responsibility that parents and the school system have to pivot and meet kids where they are. She explains how data-backed curriculum changes, listening to families and teachers with real experience, and updating policy are some ways to support students. Miriam and Tommy discuss School Within a School, ACE, Steps to Success, and the possibility of making and supporting more programs like these.
To learn more about Miriam and her campaign, visit https://www.miriamforbrookline.com/
Host Susan Howards speaks with author, professor, and wealth psychology expert Kathleen Burns Kingsbury about the importance of financial confidence. They talk about her work at KBK Wealth Connection, where she empowers women and those who serve women to be more financially literate and to take care of their lives. Kathleen discusses money mindsets, and how knowing yours is only the start of financial confidence!
Connect with Kathleen on LinkedIn, or visit kbkwealthconnection.com to learn more.
