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The power of community : mobilizing for family and schooling

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Parental Involvement in Education Multilingual Education and Policy Education and experiences of immigrants and refugees

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Chapter 1 An Ethnography of Immigrants Chapter 2 Cultural Brokers in a Growing Community Chapter 3 Forming a Collective Voice Chapter 4 Dynamic Connections Chapter 5 Malleable Identities Chapter 6 Knowledge as Power Chapter 7 Envisioning Possibilities Chapter 8 Time, Place, and Power Relationships Chapter 9 The Story and the Storyteller Chapter 10 Reflections Chapter 11 Notes Chapter 12 Bibliography Chapter 13 Index

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