In this thought-provoking episode of Radical Remembering, I’m joined by Marva Richards, an educator and public health expert, to explore the deep and transformative power of restorative justice. Drawing from her rich background in education and community work, Marva shares her journey into restorative practices and how they align with a lifelong commitment to fostering wholeness and healing within individuals and communities.

Together, we delve into how to create spaces for authentic storytelling, accountability, and communal healing. Marva explains how restorative justice is rooted in African value systems and how it plays a crucial role in addressing societal imbalances, fostering connections, and encouraging self-discovery.

We also discuss the importance of integrating these principles into our daily lives and why dismantling systemic barriers is essential for true liberation and collective well-being.

Radical Remembering is a podcast that covers liberation, personal growth, self-awareness and awareness of topics at the intersection of mental health, spirituality and self-help. Each episode will leave you with intimate knowledge of the liberation process, sprinkle a little healing magic, and leave you with wisdom for your journey. Stay tuned for the next episode. Thank you for listening to the Radical Remembering podcast! Listen to our next podcast and tell a friend about us.

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