Working: Dr. Meri Kolbrener

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Working: Dr. Meri Kolbrener

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Oct 23, 2014

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On Ep. 2 of Working, David Plotz talks with Dr. Meri Kolbrener about how treating poor families in Washington, D.C. requires both technical skill and intense empathy.
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Oct 23, 2014

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