Alison Brainard

@motherofrabbitz @fuzzymittens This para is still working and was allowed to resign without anything on his record about the incident. We think he now has a job in a class full of nonverbal kids in Littleton now.

@ErrynneA @fuzzymittens We are hoping this story pressures DPS to put cameras in all classrooms

@fuzzymittens This has been happening for decades. It's outrageous. If classrooms had cameras there would be as much violence from teachers as we see with law enforcement on citizens. I'm sorry they are dealing with this.

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@DenverChannel @AmyWadas We deserve answers from DPS on why this para was kept on paid administrative leave for months during a slow and incomplete investigation. Our son is still terrified if this man’s name is mentioned

A Denver family is speaking out against Denver Public Schools, claiming the district didn’t do enough to protect their son after he was allegedly hit by a paraprofessional. via @AmyWadas bit.ly/3CocIT7

ICYMI: A Denver family says @DPSNewsNow didn’t do enough to protect their son after he was allegedly hit by a paraprofessional.

NEW blog post is up! @selzer_angela shares her musings about how things took a dramatic turn with the way healthcare workers were treated after COVID-19 became a global pandemic. Read the full post here: womeninmedicinesummit.org/blog/remember-… #WIMStrongerTogether #WomenInMedicine

@WIMSummit @selzer_angela Love this

For self-reflection: What level of agreement, from zero to five, do you typically expect from others? What level do you give? #MedX

.@drnehasangwan: In life, and in the hospital, high-quality agreements matter. They’re the foundation of psychological trust. #MedX