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January 2, 2024Updated:February 8, 2024No Comments8 Mins Read
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Carpentry and woodworking are the first two trade programs IPS will offer starting fall 2024, but it will grow into more crafts and more chances to learn new things in the future. PHOTO COURTESY OF INCLUSIVE PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS
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Where the skilled trades are for everyone BY NICOLE NEEDLES What started as a mission to find a career for her teenage son Dhillon turned into Naina Narayana Chernoff creating opportunities for a whole population of people. Chernoff considered helping Dhillon, who has autism, open a coffee kiosk after he...

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