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Seven years fostering growth and magnifying impact in the SPLC’s Learning for Justice program.

Grants administration

Administered over 1.4 million dollars in grants through the Social Justice Educator Fund grants program.

Mentorship

Mentored awardees and educators nationwide to design and implement social justice curricula and programming in their school communities.

Community cultivation

Designed and implemented LFJ’s leadership training cohort, the LFJ Ambassador Collective.

“One thing I really appreciated about Jey during the years we worked together was their eagerness to hone untapped skills. They first collaborated with our team as a writer who’d also been an educator and officially joined us to lead a grants program for educators. Even as they mastered their skills building partnerships and coordinating projects, they continued to grow as writer—and a powerful one at that. Jey’s multi-layered skill set would a great addition to a hiring mission-driven team!”

Monita K. Bell

Former Associate Director and Managing Editor, Learning for Justice

“Jey’s passion, energy, leadership, and guidance is absolutely phenomenal.”

Kinette Richards

Owner, Creating Space Equity Consulting

“I’m so grateful to have met Jey and connect with them over the past couple of years. They brought our group together during a fraught time to be working towards social justice and the connection, learning, and inspiration they facilitate (over email, over Zoom, over ice cream) offered me such hope and a real sense of solidarity in this work.”

Veronica Scott, educator

“Jey is an incredible person and I have been so fortunate to meet and learn from them! They have a way of radiating good directly into the hearts of the people around them just through their gentle presence.”

Amanda Stevens

Head of School, Westabou Montessori School

Over ten years publishing on issues of equity, advocacy, and education.

Learning for Justice Educator Fund mini documentary.

The Jade Summit convened following Georgia's Divisive Concepts Bill (HB 1084).

The Rosedale Freedom Project in Mississippi.