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Color me SAFE was born from the immense need for professionals with an understanding of policy and procedure of child protection issues. Armed with years of experience and passion, we created a full-service consulting firm that could instill power and knowledge to those who need it.

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Why the Gates Foundation Is Investing $1.1 Billion in Math Education

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How Shame Keeps Us Disconnected

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