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Mollie Bailey


Program Specialist, First Thinks First, Phoenix, AZ

Mollie has worked in the education field since 2008 where she worked for Paradise Valley Unified School District, managing federal and state grants, before and after school programs, as well as managing a family resource center within the district. Mollie worked as a Program Manager for Southwest Human Development, overseeing literacy and parenting education programs including “Reach Out and Read” and “Raising A Reader”. She was a parent educator for seven years, facilitating many programs, including Let's Talk Dads in partnership with the TMW center out of the University of Chicago. Currently, Mollie is a Program Specialist for First Things First, serving as a content expert in the area of family support and literacy for children birth to five and their families.

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