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Dr. Stan Sonu can make an eloquent case for employing empathy in the systems that serve young children and families. He
Geears

Nov 6

Dr. Stan Sonu can make an eloquent case for employing empathy in the systems that serve young children and families. He can also sink a half-court shot! Dr. Sonu’s keynote probably won’t feature any cool basketball moves, but it WILL be an inspiring call to action for all who care about the well-being and outcomes of Georgia’s youngest children. To see this renaissance man in action, attend our First Five Forum on December 3rd. Link in bio.

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