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Advocacy for English Language Learners

Colorín Colorado presents a series of Facebook Live events focused on advocacy for English Language Learners (ELLs).
Sean Pang
By: NEA + Colorín Colorado
Published: August 2021
This resource originally appeared on NEA.org

Educators and Administrators

How to advocate for and build relationships with ELLs to ensure their success.
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Researchers and Specialists

Strategies and research findings from educations experts.
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Hena Khan, author

Hena Khan is a Pakistani-American author for children and young adults from Rockville, MD. In this interview, Hena Khan talks about her love of reading as a child, the absence of characters like her in the books she read, and the stories behind some of her books. She also shares what she is hearing from students in her conversations about growing up as a young American Muslim today.
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