Send us a textJammy is the daughter of two Puerto Rican migrants and was born and raised in Boston, Mass. Jammy has been an RJ practitioner for over 7 years, within the Boston Public Schools and most recently in the Higher Ed space as she created an RJ Education & Implementation Org called StayJust. Jammy strives to live restoratively as best she can everyday; as a mother of two, a life partner and a warrior against the anti-blackness and anti-oppression within her own body. She is also currently homeschooling her two little ones and infusing RJ values and principles into their everyday life. She hopes to pass down healing as a form of currency for generational wealth. You will meet Jammy (0:55), the importance of connection (4:24), connection in current events (10:32), and how she got started in restorative justice (15:04). She discusses the limitations of job titles (26:31) and building community new to this work (42:02) and George Floyd (52:18). Finally, she gives her closing thoughts (58:35).Make sure to subscribe, rate, review, and share!Contact, Learn More, Support Jammy:Email: [email protected] PodMatchPodMatch Automatically Matches Ideal Podcast Guests and Hosts For InterviewsConnect with us!SUPPORT by sharing this podcast and leaving a rating or review

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