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This is Volume 4 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. 4
Humanizing Our Neurodivergence: Lessons of Love From The People’s Platypus with Sheldon Gay
Kujo’s Kid Zone: Connecting Roots, Bridging Histories, and Empowering Futures with Randy Quansah
Sankofa Bird: Affirming Blackness From The Start of Early Childhood Education with Anissa L. Eddie
Recreating Home: Justice Over Everything with Byron Green-Calisch
Look For Hope Everywhere with William “Bill” Vanderwill
Boundless Awareness with Pooja Kothari
Thinking Beyond Direct Practice And The Clinical Office: Macro Pathways with Patrick Taylor
The Power of Relationships and Lived Experiences with Sharman Spieser
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