Episode 4: Ben Colas

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Public city schools often feel like an institution for many to avoid, but what would happen if people were willing to enter intentionally into that environment? How could we contribute to fostering new stories for the next generation in our cities?

In today’s episode, we sit down with Ben Colas and we chat about his reflections regarding the gifts and challenges of being an educator in the inner city. Ben is a Kindergarden teacher in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and the founder of KinderKits, which is a non-profit that partners with parents in preparing their children for kindergarden.

If you want more information about the podcast or want to say hello, visit http://storiedcitiespodcast.com. You can also find me on Twitter + Instagram.

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