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Bonnie Boswell Reports
Arts for Healing and Justice Network Part 1 of 3
Season 6
Episode 4
Arts for Healing and Justice Network (AHJN) uses art to heal traumatized youth who’ve been in the system. Today we meet Kevin Rodas, who was first incarcerated when he was a young teen. We’ll talk about Kevin's growth with Julian Harris, Youth Coordinator. Julian runs the reentry and healing space for system impacted youth at AHJN known as Our True Colors.
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Stephanie Jeffcoat shares her personal journey and why she’s helping people to vote.

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Bonnie interviews Shaun Hough, a minister who encourages system impacted people to Vote.

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Ashley Manning discusses her Union involvement and how they work to improve the workplace.

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Bonnie meets Ashley Manning, a member of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.

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Raven is reunited with her son. Sam discusses his personal connection to Raven's journey.

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Sam and Raven talk about the long journey to get Raven’s son returned to her custody.

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We meet a formerly incarcerated young woman who is putting her life back together.

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Bonnie interviews Congresswoman Karen Bass about reducing recidivism among women.

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Bonnie interviews AHJN CEO Elinda Leedsma and Josh Green of the Urban Peace Institute.

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Bonnie talks to Kevin about Somos LA Arts Center---a place he calls his second home.

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Bonnie discusses the ACEs program and its impact in reducing childhood trauma.

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Bonnie discusses reasons for different responses to childhood trauma with Dr. Shervington.