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Reducing Racial Educational and Behavioral Disparities through Teacher Unconscious Bias Training
Can training teachers to address unconscious racial bias improve African American students’ academic and behavioral outcomes?
Colleen Halliday
Medical University Of South Carolina
2020 – 2027
$596,145
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Colleen Halliday
Colleen Halliday is a PI on 1 grant to Medical University of South Carolina.
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