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A Story of Seeds, Soil, and Sowers

October 7, 2022 1 comment Article resource, video dorian

During this call, Wendy and Dorian introduced certain findings from their research on social learning in DAF, and touched on: the seeds of change (what has been going on, for whom?); the soil (what is it that allows these seeds to grow?); and the sowers (who has been caring for these seeds, and disseminating them?).

Here’s the Canva presentation Dorian showed during the call.

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