Educational First Steps and hosts Bill Mattes and Megan McManemin will welcome New York Times bestselling author Tara Westover to their annual event, One Childhood One Chance. Guests will hear first-hand the story that inspired Westover’s book, Educated: A Memoir, in a discussion led by moderator Krys Boyd, radio host of award-winning show Think on KERA.
Westover’s memoir tells of her harrowing journey from a survivalist upbringing to a fellowship at Harvard University. The special event will benefit Educational First Steps, the premiere collaborator that works to advance early childhood education to provide a strong start for children in underserved communities across North Texas.
Educational First Steps and hosts Bill Mattes and Megan McManemin will welcome New York Times bestselling author Tara Westover to their annual event, One Childhood One Chance. Guests will hear first-hand the story that inspired Westover’s book, Educated: A Memoir, in a discussion led by moderator Krys Boyd, radio host of award-winning show Think on KERA.
Westover’s memoir tells of her harrowing journey from a survivalist upbringing to a fellowship at Harvard University. The special event will benefit Educational First Steps, the premiere collaborator that works to advance early childhood education to provide a strong start for children in underserved communities across North Texas.
Educational First Steps and hosts Bill Mattes and Megan McManemin will welcome New York Times bestselling author Tara Westover to their annual event, One Childhood One Chance. Guests will hear first-hand the story that inspired Westover’s book, Educated: A Memoir, in a discussion led by moderator Krys Boyd, radio host of award-winning show Think on KERA.
Westover’s memoir tells of her harrowing journey from a survivalist upbringing to a fellowship at Harvard University. The special event will benefit Educational First Steps, the premiere collaborator that works to advance early childhood education to provide a strong start for children in underserved communities across North Texas.