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We Make the Road by Walking: Conversations on Education and Social Change

Horton & Freire

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Horton and Freire discuss a pedagogy for liberation from two radically different backgrounds, offering insights on collective struggle and change-making.

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Monte's motto: Do. Reflect. Do Better. HS ELA Teacher, Project 180 Founder.
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It's about mattering, feeling like you matter and also that what you're doing matters. I think it's important for me that I feel like I can bring my full self to something, heart and head, and that all of the various parts of me are alive and challenged and supported and so all of that kind of comes back to love, feeling loved, loving seems at the center of a good life to me.

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