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The Common Justice PodcastAuthor: Common Justice
We must learn from past struggles and triumphs for liberation and healing if we want to create transformative change in Black and Brown communities today. The Common Justice podcast sets us up to do just that. For this podcast series, our staff brings together activists, healers, and artists to discuss what is needed to build power and create paths to healing in Black and Brown communities. Our guests will share lessons on a range of topics including accountability, racial trauma, and transformative solutions to violence. Music in this episode: I Used to Love Hip Hop by Audiobinger https://audiobingermusic.com/ Language: en Genres: Business, Education, Non-Profit, Self-Improvement Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Solutions to Violence with Jason Davis
Episode 4
Monday, 16 May, 2022
On this very special episode of the Common Justice podcast, our VP of Policy and Organizing, Kira Shepherd interviews Jason Davis of Reimagining Justice in a series called Solutions to Violence, based off of our report, "Solutions to Violence: Creating Safety without Prisons or Police." Born and raised in Harlem, Jason Davis is an African American Author, Poet, Inspirational Speaker, and Parent Consultant on youth self-inflicted injuries. Jason is the co-founder of Reimagining Justice. Located in Paterson, New Jersey, Reimagining Justice engages in transformative mentoring throughout the country by speaking with youth and other community stakeholders to help them learn the empathy and understanding needed to navigate conflict in healthy ways, as well as to help youth heal from the mental and physical impacts of gun violence.
