Beste CCEJ podcasts (2024)

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Episode 9: CCEJ Stands United Against Hate 24:25

1d ago24:25

24:25

In this episode, CCEJ’s Executive leadership Reena Hajat Carroll, Daniel Solis and Jessy Needham talk about how CCEJ’s work to foster inclusion and understanding can prevent prejudice and hate. They share stories about the impact of hate on themselves and their communities, and share their vision for how we can build a world free from hate, togethe…

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Episode 8: Building Community Through Long Beach Gives 23:37

25d ago23:37

23:37

In this episode, CCEJ's Development and Marketing Manager, Vanessa Rodriguez, sits with Khalil Zeigler, Development Manager at Long Beach Forward, to discuss the importance of collaboration and community building among nonprofits. Brought together by Long Beach Gives, they explore how this annual day of giving fosters deeper connections, resource s…

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Episode 7: “We Have the Power to Change This World” with Louis Knox and Jeff Schaffer 21:25

2M ago21:25

21:25

Since the 1950’s CCEJ (previously known as NCCJ) has hosted camps in Southern California for high schoolers to build bridges of understanding across racial identity, gender identity, sexual orientation, and other identities. Known through the years as Anytown Camp, Brotherhood Camp, Brotherhood Sisterhood Camp, and now Building Bridges Camp, more t…

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Episode 6: Preventing Hate with Racial Justice 33:30

3M ago33:30

33:30

In this episode of Thriving Together, CCEJ volunteer and Building Bridges Camp alum, Taizin Barnhardt, sits down with Alisa Orduna, a proud Camp alum from the 80’s. Together, they explore the crucial topics of preventing hate in our communities through the lenses of racial and restorative justice. This episode delves into the power of building mean…

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Episode 5: “The Justice I Hope to Do in the World:” A conversation with Dr. Anthony Ocampo 51:24

4M ago51:24

51:24

In this special episode of Thriving Together, listen in on our keynote conversation with Dr. Tiffany Brown and Dr. Anthony Ocampo at CCEJ’s annual Roots of Justice Breakfast and Convening. The morning keynote conversation with Dr. Brown and Dr. Ocampo provided powerful insights about how inclusion of LGBTQIA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Q…

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Episode 4: Restorative Youth Diversion: Transforming Futures 18:02

5M ago18:02

18:02

CCEJ staff Ali Haezart-House interviews former Restorative Youth Diversion participant, Noelia Sanchez. In this episode, their conversation explores how CCEJ’s restorative justice diversion program helps youth face the impact they’ve had on others, start taking accountability, and build systems of support so they can thrive. Noelia shares her exper…

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Episode 3: DEAI: Facing Fears & Embracing Wins 43:32

6M ago43:32

43:32

CCEJ staff Vanessa Rodriguez interviews our Executive Director, Reena Hajat Carroll and Executive Director of Groundswell, Alison Edwards. In this episode, Reena and Alison discuss the landscape of Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion (DEAI) in the workplace. They touch on workplace culture, navigating conflict through restorative justic…

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Episode 2: Restorative Justice 101 15:04

7M ago15:04

15:04

CCEJ staff Vanessa Rodriguez talks with Sarah Howlett and Narges Zagub, members of our Institutional Transformation Team. In this episode, we learn the basics of Restorative Justice and how listeners can make changes in their own lives to help build a world where people live free of oppression and thrive. To learn more about CCEJ’s adult training f…

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Episode 1: "CCEJ Changed my Life" with Lexie Nguyen 17:13

8M ago17:13

17:13

CCEJ staff Vanessa Rodriguez talks with Lexie Nguyen, Building Bridges Camp Alumni and volunteer facilitator. We learn how Lexie originally heard about CCEJ’s Camp as a high schooler, what it felt like to attend, and how her experience continues to impact her life and her work for social change. “CCEJ profoundly impacted my life today,” Lexie share…

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How to ‘unsettle’ myself: Can Restorative Justice help us grapple with Settler Colonialism? 1:01:11

10M ago1:01:11

1:01:11

Whatchu Know About RJ | What is the first thing you do in the morning when you get out of bed? Whose land do you wake up on? What is the history of how the land came to be there for you? As part of our series: Expanding the Breath, expanding Restorative Justice into family, society and workplaces we have a conversation with the Editor and Contribut…

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What do you know about your family? Part 2 38:51

10M ago38:51

38:51

Whatchu Know About RJ | “Restorative Justice work extends beyond the school.” In our training, CCEJ complicates individual views of trauma by acknowledging the historical roots of trauma in white supremacy, colonization, capitalism, cisheteropatriarchy. Having this deeper view of trauma is especially important for bringing Restorative Justice pract…

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What do you know about your family? Part 1 46:14

10M ago46:14

46:14

Whatchu Know About RJ | “Restorative Justice work extends beyond the school.” In our training, CCEJ complicates individual views of trauma by acknowledging the historical roots of trauma in white supremacy, colonization, capitalism, cisheteropatriarchy. Having this deeper view of trauma is especially important for bringing Restorative Justice pract…

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What do you know about restorative leadership? 1:08:22

10M ago1:08:22

1:08:22

Whatchu Know About RJ | “Without racial justice there is no justice at my school site.” Making Restorative Justice a reality requires dedication from school leaders through everyday choices. Joining us this episode is Suzanne Caverly, a middle school principal in the Long Beach Unified School District. Suzanne shares her experiences in navigating p…

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What do you know about ‘No one is disposable’ 55:38

10M ago55:38

55:38

Whatchu Know About RJ | “If you disagree with the prison system, then you should not agree or practice exclusionary discipline.” This episode we sit with Tobin Paap, School Culture Specialist with Green Dot Public Schools California, to discuss the role creativity and flexibility play in Restorative Justice implementation in schools. Tobin also ref…

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What do you know about humanizing yourself to students? 48:10

10M ago48:10

48:10

Whatchu Know About RJ | “Mentorship matters. I became a teacher to connect with young students, who had negative experiences in education.” In this episode with speak with High School Math Teacher, Victor J. Lee, about how he attempts to engage and meet students' needs, both before the pandemic and during distance learning. We hear direct examples …

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Thriving Together: Stories from CCEJ

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Episode 9: CCEJ Stands United Against Hate 24:25

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Episode 8: Building Community Through Long Beach Gives 23:37

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Episode 7: “We Have the Power to Change This World” with Louis Knox and Jeff Schaffer 21:25

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Episode 6: Preventing Hate with Racial Justice 33:30

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Episode 5: “The Justice I Hope to Do in the World:” A conversation with Dr. Anthony Ocampo 51:24

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Episode 4: Restorative Youth Diversion: Transforming Futures 18:02

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Episode 3: DEAI: Facing Fears & Embracing Wins 43:32

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Episode 2: Restorative Justice 101 15:04

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Episode 1: "CCEJ Changed my Life" with Lexie Nguyen 17:13

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How to ‘unsettle’ myself: Can Restorative Justice help us grapple with Settler Colonialism? 1:01:11

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What do you know about your family? Part 2 38:51

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What do you know about your family? Part 1 46:14

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What do you know about restorative leadership? 1:08:22

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What do you know about ‘No one is disposable’ 55:38

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What do you know about humanizing yourself to students? 48:10

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