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'''Dr. Felicity Crawford''' is a clinical associate professor of special education at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. She brings the perspective of an experienced preK-12 educator who has worked for many years, and at every grade level, in racially and culturally diverse classroom settings.
Prior to coming to BU Wheelock, Dr. Crawford served as project coordinator at the University of Massachusetts Boston, where she successfully recruited, supervised, and taught several cohorts of master-level students seeking dual licensure in special and general education at the secondary level.


== Participation on Humanity Rising ==
== Participation on Humanity Rising ==
:[[HR!Day633| Day 633 Mon 2/15/23 Black Women’s Lives II: Colonization of Black Female Bodies
A Mosaic of Stories, Bodies, and Knowledges, Vision, Voice, and Being: What Apology? What Atonement? What Repair? What Restitution?]]


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Latest revision as of 16:25, 15 February 2023

Dr. Felicity Crawford is a clinical associate professor of special education at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. She brings the perspective of an experienced preK-12 educator who has worked for many years, and at every grade level, in racially and culturally diverse classroom settings.

Prior to coming to BU Wheelock, Dr. Crawford served as project coordinator at the University of Massachusetts Boston, where she successfully recruited, supervised, and taught several cohorts of master-level students seeking dual licensure in special and general education at the secondary level.

Participation on Humanity Rising

Day 633 Mon 2/15/23 Black Women’s Lives II: Colonization of Black Female Bodies A Mosaic of Stories, Bodies, and Knowledges, Vision, Voice, and Being: What Apology? What Atonement? What Repair? What Restitution?