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Trauma & Injustice
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Join our guest Sonia Wang from New Community Covenant Church's Community Outreach Program as she talks about how her work as a teacher and administrator on the south side of Chicago influences her work today. What does it mean to define Restorative Justice as an ecosystem -- or as a lifestyle? What does it mean to be stuck as the result of Trauma? Let's talk about it.
- 0:43 Episode starts
- 1:42 Jes’s check in
- 3:38 Rob’s check in
- 6:56 Rob introduces Sonia
- 7:21 Sonia joins the call
- 7:39 Sonia’s check in
- 9:16 Rob reads Sonia’s bio
- 11:59 What led you to this work?
- 17:32 Understanding intersectionality among young people
- 21:54 What is a day in the life like?
- 25:18 Interlude
- 26:52 How do people process trauma and do good work?
- 33:28 What does it mean to live out sankofa?
- 37:55 Where do you find hope?
- 40:37 How can listeners show up?
- 41:52 Where can listeners find you?
- 42:41 Wrap up
- 42:57 Jes’s takeaways
- 45:56 Rob’s takeaways
- 49:58 Outro
Thank you to DJ Pdogg and Producer Lo Key for our awesome music throughout the show!
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- Jes Averhart, cofounder of Black Wallstreet Homecoming
- Rob Shields, executive director of the Recity Network.
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- Ben Azevedo, owner of Bear Cave Audio
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- Chris Pappalardo
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