Session #3 - Citizens & Workers: Education in a Capitalist Democracy

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Citizens & Workers: Education in a Capitalist Democracy

Reimagining Work

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Citizens & Workers: Education in a Capitalist Democracy

The U.S. economy is intricately tied to the education of its workforce. COVID highlighted the persistent challenges in our schools, including unequal access, segregated classrooms, and a growing student debt crisis, calling into question the purpose of education and the responsibility of business, government and philanthropy for providing it. In a republic and capitalist economy that depends on an educated citizenry, how should we reimagine education at this critical time?

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