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OEA
OEA
209 episodes
3 days ago
We’re back from the holiday break with part one of our interview with Forrest Bennett, the new president of the Oklahoma AFL-CIO. Forrest brings humor, heart, and honesty as he reflects on growing up in Oklahoma, his nine years in the Legislature, and why standing up for working people is the work he believes in most.
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We’re back from the holiday break with part one of our interview with Forrest Bennett, the new president of the Oklahoma AFL-CIO. Forrest brings humor, heart, and honesty as he reflects on growing up in Oklahoma, his nine years in the Legislature, and why standing up for working people is the work he believes in most.
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Education
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Episode 200 -- Up Next: Oklahoma's Aspiring Educators
OEA
27 minutes 32 seconds
3 months ago
Episode 200 -- Up Next: Oklahoma's Aspiring Educators
In this episode of Fried Okra, we sit down with Dalaney Santos, President of the Oklahoma Aspiring Educators Association, and OEA Organizer Josh Frazier to discuss the future of the teaching profession, the importance of supporting aspiring educators, and how OAEA is helping shape the path forward for Oklahoma public education. #oklaed
OEA
We’re back from the holiday break with part one of our interview with Forrest Bennett, the new president of the Oklahoma AFL-CIO. Forrest brings humor, heart, and honesty as he reflects on growing up in Oklahoma, his nine years in the Legislature, and why standing up for working people is the work he believes in most.