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This is Volume 3 of “The Justice We Imagine“, a special series from Social Justice Origin Stories. This series focuses on storytellers’ responses to three essential questions:
When is true social justice possible?
What shapes our approach to the work?
Why does understanding and sharing our social justice origin stories matter?
As you listen to their responses, reflect on what your answers might be.
Visit the Weaving Our Voices section for more entries in this series, as well as other special series that bring the voices and collective wisdom of storytellers together.

Featured Stories in The Justice We Imagine Vol. 3
Bloom Where You’re Planted with Claire Downing
Education as an Act of Faith with Keith Edwards
Follow Your Innate Sense of Justice with Emely Medina-Rodríguez
Fighting Anti-Blackness: Loving Ourselves with Daily Practices of Self-Reflection with Nadia Brigham
Do The Hard Thing: Confronting Our Privilege as a Path to Justice with Angie Freeman
Using Intergroup Dialogue as a Catalyst for Social Justice with Kelly Maxwell
Marching to the Beat of Your Own Drum: Finding Your Rhythm with Chinyere Neale
Exploring Identity and Mental Health Through Comics, Anime, and Culture with Quincy M. Simmons
Reimagining Leadership and Finding Our Role in The Movement with Beca Velázquez-Publes
Jim Crow 2.0: How Anti-DEI Laws Are Rooted In Systemic Anti-Black Racism with Darryl B. Rice
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