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'''Miriame Cherbib''' is French, Tunisian and American. She grew up in a community of human rights activists in France. With an MA in International Economics, she was engaged by the French National Research Institute to co-design/co-facilitate a dialogue on energy policies. She founded Speaking Justice to help organizations and people learn to have connectful and impactful conversations on race and other subjects viewed as divisive. As an elementary teacher she focuses on Social and Emotional Learning and Anti-Racism. She created the Five Habits of Speaking Justice as a way to support her students learning how to use their voice in uncomfortable and triggering situations. | '''Miriame Cherbib''' is French, Tunisian and American. She grew up in a community of human rights activists in France. With an MA in International Economics, she was engaged by the French National Research Institute to co-design/co-facilitate a dialogue on energy policies. She founded Speaking Justice to help organizations and people learn to have connectful and impactful conversations on race and other subjects viewed as divisive. As an elementary teacher she focuses on Social and Emotional Learning and Anti-Racism. She created the Five Habits of Speaking Justice as a way to support her students learning how to use their voice in uncomfortable and triggering situations. | ||
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*[https://www.speakingjustice.org Speaking Justice] | |||
Revision as of 19:23, 28 February 2021
Miriame Cherbib is French, Tunisian and American. She grew up in a community of human rights activists in France. With an MA in International Economics, she was engaged by the French National Research Institute to co-design/co-facilitate a dialogue on energy policies. She founded Speaking Justice to help organizations and people learn to have connectful and impactful conversations on race and other subjects viewed as divisive. As an elementary teacher she focuses on Social and Emotional Learning and Anti-Racism. She created the Five Habits of Speaking Justice as a way to support her students learning how to use their voice in uncomfortable and triggering situations.