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Georgia Appleseed was glad to join more than 300 attendees at the recent Georgia Family Connection Partnership Conference on Jekyll Island. Jack Grote presented “Keeping Students on Track: Preventing Discipline and Supporting Success,” and he and Darlene C. Lynch brought our See Me exhibit, which shares the stories and lived experiences of young people in Georgia’s foster care system. Thank you to Georgia Family Connection Partnership for bringing together partners from across the state who are working to build stronger communities for Georgia’s children and families. Learn more about See Me and explore practical resources for families, educators, advocates, and community partners: https://gaappleseed.org/resource/see-me/ https://gaappleseed.org/resources-search/ #GeorgiaAppleseed #GaFCP #SeeMe #SchoolJustice